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Tempe Union High School District celebrates AVID seniors and foreign exchange students

May 02, 2024 | Tempe Union High School District (4287), School Districts, Arizona



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Tempe Union High School District celebrates AVID seniors and foreign exchange students
In a vibrant gathering at the Tempe Union High School District's Governing Board meeting on May 1, 2024, the atmosphere buzzed with pride and celebration as students were recognized for their academic achievements and contributions to the community. The evening began with a heartfelt land acknowledgment, honoring the indigenous peoples who have historically cared for the land, setting a tone of respect and gratitude.

Acting Superintendent Dr. Wilson took the stage, expressing excitement about the recognitions planned for the night. The spotlight soon turned to the AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) program, which has been instrumental in guiding students toward higher education. Diana Miller, the AVID district director, introduced graduating seniors from three schools—Marcos de Niza, McClintock, and Tempe High—who have shown remarkable dedication and resilience.

As each senior was called, their future plans were shared with enthusiasm. Students expressed aspirations ranging from studying sports management at Arizona State University to pursuing nursing at Mesa Community College. The pride of their teachers was palpable, with heartfelt acknowledgments of the students' hard work and the transformative role of the AVID program in their educational journeys.

The evening continued with the recognition of foreign exchange students, who have enriched the district's cultural landscape. These students, hailing from five different countries, were celebrated for their contributions and experiences shared within the Tempe Union High School community. Their host families and agency representatives were also acknowledged, highlighting the collaborative effort that makes such exchanges possible.

As the meeting concluded, the governing board and attendees applauded the achievements of both the AVID seniors and the exchange students, reinforcing the district's commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive educational environment. The evening was not just a celebration of academic success but a reminder of the community's role in shaping the future of its youth.

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