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SCUC ISD presents long‑range CTE plan, highlights equipment and facility gaps
Summary
District staff detailed Career and Technical Education program parity, facility needs, equipment costs and proposed program expansions, and estimated equipment needs at about $8.3 million (not including construction). Board members raised funding and maintenance questions.
SCHERTZ-CIBOLO-UNIVERSAL CITY ISD staff presented a long‑range plan for Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs at the board’s December meeting, outlining current offerings, enrollment differences across campuses, facility shortcomings and a multi‑million dollar equipment and construction estimate to modernize programs.
The district’s CTE presenter, identified in the meeting as Ms. Massey, told the board that CTE connects “academic and technical skills to help further the education for either careers or that next opportunity for our students,” and summarized program scope: 16 programs of study that translate to about 86 different courses, 26 state‑recognized industry certifications and five local certificates such as food‑handler and CPR. Massey said the district issued roughly 2,000 industry or local certifications this past school year, up from about 1,500 the previous year.
Board members and staff walked trustees through side‑by‑side comparisons of Steele High School and Clements High School facilities. Massey said Clements’…
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