Students in the Delaware Area Career Center’s Application Development and Application Development FLO programs have earned their Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certifications, demonstrating both technical skill and a deep understanding of process improvement. These certifications are recognized across industries and signal that students are prepared to analyze systems, reduce inefficiencies, and improve outcomes—skills that are especially valuable in today’s fast-moving tech landscape.
Congratulations to the following students Application Development and Programming students for earning their Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certifications: Daniel Ables, Harini Anantoji, Aidan Atanosian, Logan Baker, Gabe Carper, Dannis Cepeda, Landon Chalfant, Gabriel Craft, Jacob Daugherty, Nicholas Johnson, Van Krajci, Bidan Mchao, Trevor Murithi, Michael Paisie, Trent Pierce, Jason Porter, Malia Ransom, Ryan Shafer, Owen Thompson, Josiah Thorn, Taylor Woods, Salman Yasin, and Kadin Young.
These students completed a range of full-stack web development improvement projects that addressed real-world needs through innovative tech solutions. Their projects included:
A Part-Time Employment Site to streamline job searching
A Seminar Registration Site for organizing events
A Resource Management Site with a farm game theme
A Goal Tracking App to support productivity
A Code Troubleshooting Site to assist developers
Special thanks to Mr. Greg McDonough, who served as both coach and project champion, providing invaluable guidance throughout these projects and to Mr. Wayne Strunk for leading the program.
Congratulations also to the students in the Application Development FLO program: Nico Baldwin, Kwame Boateng, Ryan Boone, Stone Harmsen, Conner Henry Robinson, Amaury Mobley, Abdurrahman Musse, Jamie Pistone, Alieu Koroma, Gabriel Salyer, Arik Wieland, and Noa Wills.
Their Lean Six Sigma projects focused on web design and included:
A site on Gaming Preferences
A site explaining the Benefits of Gaming
An informative site about Raising Backyard Chickens
These students showed creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking as they applied Lean Six Sigma methods to digital design and user experience improvements.