Treat of the Day: College Station students advance to national conference

ByDelaney Wolovlek

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Five College Station ISD students have advanced to the 2024 SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference following the Texas State Championships held in Corpus Christi.

This included students from College View and A&M Consolidated.

Many other students earned medals and recognition for their work at the State Championship.

Congratulations to everyone who participated!

The following is the list of those advancing:

College View seniors Lauren Coulston and Beatriz Elliot Torres won the state championship in 3D Visualization & Animation.A&M Consolidated juniors Zander Cochran and Nathanael Tremblay earned gold in Digital Cinema Production.A&M Consolidated senior Joseph Ha won first place in Health Occupations Professional Portfolio.

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