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Dean reports 34 seniors to graduate; seniors filed 113 college applications and have $384,000 in scholarship offers

Bartlett Independent School District Board of Trustees · December 15, 2025
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Dean of Students Cynthia Guerrero told trustees 34 students will graduate this year; seniors submitted 113 college applications and have received $384,000 in scholarship offers; 63 students are enrolled in Dual Credit.

Dean of Students Cynthia Guerrero reported on senior outcomes and college-readiness efforts at the Dec. 15 meeting. She said 34 students are on track to graduate this year; seniors have submitted a total of 113 college applications, and current scholarship offers total $384,000. Two FAFSA Family Nights were held, and two students plan to enlist in the military.

Guerrero also summarized the district’s pathway and dual-credit participation: Bartlett ISD offers four pathways (Agriculture Technology and Mechanical Systems; Information Technology Support and Services; Animal Science; Early Learning/Child Development). Sixty-three of 127 students are enrolled in Dual Credit; fifty-eight 9–12 graders earned six college hours in the first semester in a Dual Credit class taught by Mrs. Huebner.