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West Oso Education Foundation awards travel grants to TSA and BPA students

2772991 · March 25, 2025
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The West Oso ISD Education Foundation presented travel grants to Technology Student Association and Business Professionals of America teams — $2,500 to TSA and $2,000 to BPA — to support student competition travel; board members thanked the foundation and alumni donors.

The West Oso ISD Education Foundation on Monday presented travel grants to two student competition teams, the Technology Student Association (TSA) and Business Professionals of America (BPA). The foundation gave TSA a $2,500 check and BPA a $2,000 check to help students attend state-level competitions.

Diana Cantuguerero, co-chair of the foundation, said the foundation formed about 10 months ago and has revived alumni and community support. "My name is Diana Cantuguerero, and I am the cochair of the foundation," she told the board, and foundation members brought the awards before trustees.

Presenters named foundation board officers in the meeting: Anna Jimenez (vice president of programs), Brenda Woods (vice president of finance and governance) and Beverly Cage (vice president of marketing). Foundation and district staff invited the student recipients to the dais to accept checks.

Board response: Trustees thanked the foundation and alumni donors for reviving support and noted the grants benefit students who otherwise might not have travel funds. "Thank you so much to the Education Foundation. We really appreciate your support of our district and our students," Trustee Vela said during board comments. Several trustees praised the foundation for raising money after years of inactivity and for directing funds to student opportunities.

Context: Board members said the foundation includes about a dozen alumni and several Hall of Fame members, and they encouraged community support for future foundation fundraisers and events that will help sustain student travel and program support.

Ending: With the grants distributed, the board moved on to other recognitions and presentations; several trustees asked the foundation to continue recruiting donors to expand student opportunities.