Students from across Northside ISD recently had a unique opportunity to learn about leadership, teamwork, and career possibilities during a special Air Force assembly, facilitated by DistrictWON, in San Antonio, Texas. The event connected students in the district’s Leadership in Action program with representatives from the United States Air Force, offering firsthand insight into military life and the many opportunities available after high school. The assembly featured Andre Uzila, a Staff Sergeant and program manager for Air Force national events. During his visit, Uzila shared his personal journey in the Air Force and spoke about how the experience has shaped...
A recruiter from the United States Air Force recently met with the Wichita North high school’s Track and Field team for an engaging and informative assembly. The event, facilitated by DistrictWON and coordinated with Head Track and Field Coach Mitchell Kucera, offered student athletes a closer look at the opportunities available through military service and sparked meaningful conversations about leadership, service, and future careers. “It was a good event and led to some good questions and options for the future of some of my student athletes,” said Kucera. “It gave students an opportunity to learn more about the Air Force...
An Air Force assembly, facilitated by DistrictWON at Central High School, gave members of the Central Wrestling team an up-close look at military life, career opportunities and the benefits of service. Staff Sergeant (E6) Levi Marler and Sgt. Roland spoke candidly about their career paths and personal journeys, connecting their experiences to the goals and aspirations of student athletes. “I joined back in ’09 to get out of my hometown. I wanted to travel and do something cool,” Marler shared. That decision led him to become a hydraulics specialist on C-130 cargo aircraft, one of the Air Force’s primary transport...
Maize South High School recently hosted a U.S. Air Force recruitment assembly that gave students a closer look at career pathways beyond the traditional four-year college route. The event, facilitated by DistrictWON and coordinated by Athletic Director Thomas Perkins, brought together student representatives from the school’s volleyball, basketball, and football programs to learn more about opportunities within the Air Force. The focus on student-athletes highlighted the strong connection between athletics and the skills needed for military service, such as discipline, teamwork, and leadership. One of the most impactful components of the visit was the Air Force interactive display. Perkins noted...
Belleville East High School in Belleville, Illinois recently hosted an informative Air Force assembly that left a lasting impression on student-athletes and staff alike. The event, facilitated by DistrictWON and led by U.S. Air Force recruiter TSgt Kyle Groth, brought together members of the men’s and women’s wrestling teams for an up-close conversation about service, career opportunities, and life beyond high school. Rashad Riley, wrestling coach at Belleville East High School, described the visit as an eye-opening experience for students who are actively thinking about their futures. “It was an awesome experience. The kids were engaged and asked some great...
Frontenac High School students recently had the opportunity to explore career possibilities in the U.S. Air Force during a school-wide assembly led by Technical Sergeant Christian Eads, an enlisted recruiter with the Air Force. The event, facilitated by DistrictWON, offered students an inside look at military service, hands-on experiences, and an honest conversation about life after high school. Technical Sergeant Eads shared his personal journey, explaining that his decision to join the Air Force in 2012 came from uncertainty about college and a desire to leave his home state of Nebraska. “I wasn’t sure what career I wanted, and the...
Students at Andale High School recently gathered for a school-wide assembly that offered more than just information, it delivered inspiration, perspective, and a powerful message about leadership and future possibilities. The assembly, facilitated by DistrictWON, featured U.S. Air Force Reserve Enlisted Accessions Recruiter Master Sergeant Camillia Muncheberg, who spoke to the entire student body about service, career pathways, and personal growth through the Air Force. Jeff Buchanan of Andale High School described the event as impactful and thought-provoking. “There is always an opportunity to be a leader,” Buchanan said. “The big takeaway for our students was to take advantage of...
Aurora Central Catholic High School in Aurora, Illinois recently hosted a U.S. Air Force assembly that provided students with a look at potential career opportunities after graduation. The event, facilitated by DistrictWON, was held with various Physical Education and Health classes and coordinated by JP Podgorni, Physical Education/Health Teacher at Aurora Central Catholic. The visit created a positive atmosphere and encouraged students to think more broadly about their futures. During the assembly, Staff Sergeant Eric Balatayo, a Health Professions Recruiter for the U.S. Air Force, spoke with students about the Air Force career path, the process of joining, and the...
Students at North Side High School in Fort Worth, Texas were inspired during a recent assembly, facilitated by DistrictWON, led by a U.S. Air Force representative. Meeting with groups across female athletics, JROTC, AVID, and PE, the presentation opened students’ eyes to the wide range of opportunities the Air Force can offer. Athletic Coordinator Christopher Lunsford said the assembly offered students a much broader understanding of what the Air Force can provide. “The students learned about multiple opportunities for them to be able to attend college and serve in the Air Force,” he explained. “They learned that there are many...
Students at Eastern High School in Louisville, Kentucky, recently experienced a unique and eye-opening assembly, facilitated by DistrictWON, and led by the U.S. Coast Guard. Operations Specialist First Class (OS1) Kristen Goldsmith visited the campus to speak with students in grades 9 through 12, meeting with all Physical Education classes throughout the day. The result? A memorable and meaningful break from the typical school routine that left many students talking. “The kids really enjoyed the visit and the break from the regular class,” said Joseph Scheper, Athletic Director at Eastern High School. “They were all engaged and following directions. Many...
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