SkillsUSA

SkillsUSA is a state and nationwide organization designed to improve the workforce via a program of citizenship, leadership, employability, technical and professional skills training.

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Health Occupations Students of America

Kansas HOSA is a chartered association of HOSA-Future Health Professionals. HOSA is a member-led organization made up of students from across Kansas who are interested in pursuing a career in health care.

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Future Farmers of America

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

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ProStart

For over 20 years, ProStart has been providing high school students with the training they need to be successful. Over the course of two years, students learn with their classmates at school, get their feet wet working in the industry, and have the chance to put their skills to the test in competitions.

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ORCA

Olathe Race Car Association (ORCA) is a student run radio control race car club. The students maintain, repair, and set up the cars for racing. The set-up requires physics, geometry, mechanical problem-solving skills. The students work as a team in marketing. They contact industry and market their cars that entails selling sponsorships to finance their car. They paint and decal the cars to market their sponsors, modeled after professional racing. The club has a professional scoring system that allows them to track lap times and race position. This is a student activity with no cost to the student to participate and is great for students that are not participating in traditional sports. ORCA engages with industry and the public by running races in a sponsor’s place of business and community events.

Lowrider Bike Club

The Olathe chapter of the Leadership Lowrider Bike Club was the first to be established in 2017. Our mission is to help high school students find a sense of belonging and support both socially and academically. This program allows students to receive weekly mentoring, academic support, community service, and cultural identity development through the Lowrider community, all while building custom bikes that they earn upon high school graduation. Our club also restores bikes and donates them to the community. Since the club’s inception, 375 bikes have been donated to the community and over 1,400 elementary students have been supported through one-to-one mentoring and all-school assemblies. 

Principal's Advisory

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