Higgle district shows colleges and breakfast scientists – Daily Independent

Recently, the Higli School Quarter held its annual breakfast for the spring business and the community, an event dedicated to building relations with local business and community leaders.

At the spring event, leaders gathered to focus on the promotion of college and career scientists, part of Hud’s portrait of a graduation initiative.

The event included insightful presentations from the Gateway Elementary University Program, emphasizing their commitment to prepare students for higher education. Students from Higley High and Williams have stocked their skills through career and technical education programs in the development of early childhood and criminal justice.

These presentations emphasized the dedication to the field of equipment to students with practical skills for a future career.

In addition to presentations, the event included network activities. School leaders and partners in the Community Brainstorm Innovative ways to prepare students for careers in local industries.

Cooperation efforts are intended to strengthen the relationship between education and workforce, ensuring that students are well prepared for their future endeavors.

Breakfast also gave the participants an opportunity to meet and contact the administrative and leadership team of the district, learn about upcoming events and explore sponsorship opportunities.

Tearah Rice with Ecoroofing Solutions attends the event and came up with ideas for a fair to work in collaboration with Ray Mercado, director at San Tan Elementary.

“The next generation of students (CA) will be our employees in our small business,” she said. “So it is important for us to contact the children and our schools so that we are an integral part of their upbringing.”

The two -year event continues to play a decisive role in building strong partnerships between the school area and the local industry in an attempt to take advantage of the students and the wider community.