Every year, a handful of high school seniors taking Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses shine in the spotlight for their success in the classroom and evidence of personal character and leadership. On April 4, District CTE representatives and CTE Advisory Council members arrived at each high school to award scholarship winners and the two overall winners, receiving checks for $750 and $1500 respectively.
Recipients are determined by the NEISD CTE Advisory Council and once selected a check is written to the approved institution at the request of the scholarship-winning student. Here is a complete list of this year’s winner and two overall winners. Congratulations to these hardworking and dedicated CTE students.
OVERALL WINNERS
- Agriscience Magnet Program at Madison High School – Zane Noble
- Engineering & Technologies (ETA) at Roosevelt High School – Harrison Wissel-Littman
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
- Academy of Creative Education – Bailey Brenner
- Churchill High School – Theresa Marie Garcia
- International School of America at Lee High School – Mariana Martinez
- Johnson High School – Denhi Ekiaka Rodriguez
- MacArthur High School – Tyler Vitt
- Agriscience Magnet Program at Madison High School – Justin Morrison
- Reagan High School – Stockton Harker
- Engineering & Technologies (ETA) at Roosevelt High School – Brenda Valdez
Agriscience Magnet Program at Madison High School – Zane Noble
Engineering & Technologies (ETA) at Roosevelt High School – Harrison Wissel-Littman
Academy of Creative Education – Bailey Brenner
Churchill High School – Theresa Marie Garcia
International School of America at Lee High School – Mariana Martinez
Johnson High School – Denhi Ekiaka Rodriguez
MacArthur High School – Tyler Vitt
Agriscience Magnet Program at Madison High School – Justin Morrison
Reagan High School – Stockton Harker
Engineering & Technologies (ETA) at Roosevelt High School – Brenda Valdez
