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TUSD highlights career-technical programs and school counselors at February board meeting
Summary
Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo used the board meeting to mark Black History Month, read proclamations for Career and Technical Education Month and National School Counselor Week, and highlighted TUSDs CTE programming serving nearly 7,000 students across fields such as automotive diesel, dental assisting, culinary arts, robotics and drones.
Superintendent Gabriel Trujillo opened the February Governing Board meeting by calling attention to Black History Month and then read proclamations recognizing Career and Technical Education Month and National School Counselor Week.
Trujillo told the board the district is "home to one of the largest portfolio of CTE programs in the state of Arizona," reporting "just shy of 7,000 students taking career and technical education courses" in areas including automotive diesel repair, a dental assistant program at Santa Rita, culinary arts at Catalina and Santa Rita, robotics and drones.
Trujillo also noted it was National School Counselor Week and described the observance as an opportunity to "celebrate the dedication and the commitment of all of our counselors and everything that they do for our students each and every day." The superintendent closed by directing viewers to the Governing Board website and the districts social channels for a replay of the meeting.
The pronouncements were presented as ceremonial recognitions; the transcript records no follow-up actions or budget allocations tied to the proclamations.
