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Graphic Arts Kaitlyn Eichen wins SkillsUSA GOLD at Nationals in Screenprinting

Kimberly Seiz and Kaitly Eichen SkillsUSA Gold

Kaitlyn Eichen, a student at the Capital Area Career Center, won gold in screen printing at the SkillsUSA Championship in Louisville, Kentucky. The SkillsUSA National Championship, which took place June 20-24th, had more than 6000 students compete in 100 occupational and leadership skills areas. Kaitlyn mastered her screen printing craft at CACC under the direction of her instructor, Kim Seiz. SkillsUSA is a nationwide partnership of students, instructors and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. Kaitlyn graduated from North Mac High School in 2016. She plans to pursue a career in graphic arts with the hope of opening her own business.

CACC is proud to offer junior and senior high school students the opportunity to learn in an environment that is both unique and exciting! CACC students acquire knowledge and skills that are needed to move on to college and to enter the workforce by being taught by instructors that are experts in their fields in an environment that is safe and on the cutting edge of technology.

Students have a wide variety of programs to choose from at CACC where all of the programs will provide them with knowledge and opportunities that reach far beyond high school. In fact, CACC programs offer college credits and professional certification opportunities.