High School students receive CTE Pathway Awards

Mar 3 2025

Twenty high school students were recently honored with the Career and Technical Education Pathway Awards. The students were selected by school staff in different CTE areas for their leadership skills, critical thinking and problem-solving skills, academic performance, character, work ethic and how they represent their school.

The student recipients are:

Daniel Arguelles-Ramirez, North High School - Aviation Maintenance pathway winner
Miya Bailon-Batrez, Southeast High School - Animal Science pathway winner
Charlotte Bostock, Northeast Magnet High School - Corrections, Security, Law & Law Enforcement: Law Strand pathway winner
Sarah Louise Braden, North High School - FRC - Manufacturing pathway winner
Yanelli Chacon, North High - Digital Media - Communications strand pathway winner
Louise (Elizan) Cole, East High School - Engineering pathway winner
Corina Coleman, Northwest High School - Restaurant & Event Management pathway winner
Landin Collins, South High School - Emergency & Fire Management Services pathway winner
Kane Dillard, West High School - Manufacturing pathway winner
Azul Estrada Barrera, North High School - Business Finance pathway winner
Jack Harty, Northeast Magnet High School - Programming & Software pathway winner
Derek Hernandez-Acosta, South High School - Corrections, Security, Law & Law Enforcement: Law Enforcement Strand pathway winner
Rylie Malget, Northeast Magnet High School - Health Science pathway winner
Haley Mejia, North High - Teaching & Training pathway winner
Maci Morgan, Heights High School - Marketing pathway winner
Kasey Newell, South High School - Mobile Equipment Maintenance pathway winner
Ryan Robberson, North High School - Digital Media - Audio Video strand pathway winner
Diana Tran, Southeast High School - Business Management & Entrepreneurship pathway winner
Madisen Wilson, Southeast High School - Plant Systems pathway winner
Naomi Zamorano-Martinez, South High School -Early Childhood pathway winner.