The Technology Student Association is the fastest growing student association in education today. It was first called the American Industrial Arts Association but changed its name to the Technology Student Association in 1988 to better refelct what is being taught in this area. T.S.A. uses a format of competitive events to develop student leadership and technology oriented skills. These competitions are held at lcoal chapters, regional conferences, state conferences and a national conference each year.

Litllestown High School TSA History:

Littlestown High School has had an Industrial Arts Club since the early 1960's. On November the 11th, 1982 L.H.S. affilated with what was then called the American Industrial Arts Association and has been actively envolved ever since.

TSA Colors

• Scarlet Red:

  Represents the strenth and determination of the technology education students and teachers to obtain their goals.

• White:

  Represents the high standards, moral, and religious beliefs we hold.

• Navy Blue:

  Represents the sincerity of Technology Education students in obtaining a greater knowledge of our technical world.

• Light Gray:

  Represents the masses of industrial laborers who work each day so that our nation will stand strong and in so doing, prove that there is dignity in work.

LHS TSA Chapter Officers for 1998-99:

• President........................Jason Trask

• Vice President...............Bethany Fish

• Secretary........................Bill Dougherty

• Treasurere.....................Shelley Bankard

• Reporter.........................Ben Lyter

• Sergeant-at-Arms..........Tony Strausbaugh

• Historian........................Josh Langley

• Student Council Rep.....Ty May

TSA Links:

Other Links:

• State Advisors

• Pennsylvania Department of Education

• United States Department of Education

• Technology Education Association of Pennsylvanina

• Pennsylvania State Eduaction Association

• National Education Association

• Blue Web

• Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC)

• SFAW Education Network

• Edunet Com

• The Well Connected Educator

• What's on the Web for Educators?

• Technology Education

• First: Engieering Design Challenge

• Technology and Information Educational Services (TIES)

• New Jersey NIE

• The NASA Homepage

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