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Commissioners honor Master School summer camp’s 45 years with proclamation
Summary
The court read and unanimously adopted a proclamation recognizing Master School’s summer camp after founders and campers spoke about the program’s 45‑year history and community impact; the court invited participants for a photo on the dais.
The Commissioners Court adopted a proclamation recognizing Master School summer camp’s decades of service and honoring founders and current campers. Commissioner Trevillion read the proclamation describing the camp’s 44 (noted as 45 in remarks) seasons and its combination of outdoor play, arts and social‑emotional learning. Terry Cortez Vega, the camp’s founder, thanked the court for recognition and recalled starting the camp in 1982 with her family; multiple campers and alumni shared poems, songs and testimony about the camp’s formative effect.
After presentations the court voted unanimously to adopt the proclamation and invited campers and parents to the dais for photographs. Commissioners thanked the presenters for their contribution to county children and families; no additional action was required beyond the proclamation vote.
