AHS CTE students ‘serve up’ skills, success at community breakfast

Azle High’s School Career and Technical Education students may not be in the “real world” yet, but they already have the skills needed to be successful — and it’s all thanks to the CTE program.

The Career and Technical Education program — or CTE for short — offers AHS students certifications, instruction from industry-experienced educators, valuable knowledge and hands-on training in real-world practices and standards.

During the AHS CTE Community and Career Connection Breakfast Nov. 12, Superintendent Todd Smith explained that the district’s mission and vision is to make a difference to every child, every chance, every day — and that includes the goal of making every child “future ready.”