Mayor Leonards proclaims February 2025 Career and Technical Education Month in New Braunfels

New Braunfels City Council made significant proclamations during their meeting on February 10, 2025, highlighting the importance of education and community service. Mayor Neil Leonards proclaimed February as Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, recognizing the vital role that CTE programs play in equipping students with the skills needed for successful careers. The collaboration between New Braunfels Independent School District, Comal Independent School District, and local businesses was emphasized as a key factor in preparing students for high-demand jobs. The mayor acknowledged the contributions of CTE educators and industry partners in fostering a skilled workforce that supports local economic growth.

In addition, the council proclaimed the week of February 2025 as Engineers Week, celebrating the contributions of engineers to infrastructure and community well-being. The theme "Design Your Future" aims to inspire young students to pursue careers in engineering, emphasizing the importance of innovation and problem-solving in addressing contemporary challenges.

Furthermore, the council recognized National LULAC Week, commemorating the 95th anniversary of the League of United Latin American Citizens. This organization has been pivotal in advocating for the rights and opportunities of Hispanic Americans across the nation. The proclamation highlighted LULAC's ongoing commitment to education, civil rights, and community service.

These proclamations reflect New Braunfels' dedication to education, workforce development, and community engagement, setting a positive tone for the month ahead. The city aims to foster a supportive environment for students and professionals alike, ensuring a prosperous future for all residents.