Total of 26 Complete Degree, Certificate, and Occupational Skills Awards Programs
Lytle High School P-TECH students started graduation season early, crossing the stage today during the St. Philip’s College commencement ceremonies.
Six Lytle seniors earned their associate degrees nine days before they are set to receive their high school diplomas. They were joined by 20 additional Lytle P-TECH students who earned Level 1 Certificates and Occupational Skills Awards.
This achievement reflects the hard work and dedication of these students as they prepare for their next steps. By earning college degrees, certificates and career-focused awards while still in high school, these Pirates are entering college and career pathways several steps ahead.
Congratulations to all 26 Lytle P-TECH students on this outstanding accomplishment.
Associate of Arts in Teaching
Karyme Cabrera
Associate of Applied Science - Business Management and Technology
Samuel Muraira
Isabella Reyes
Kaden Stoddard
Associate of Applied Science - Computer Numerical Control Manufacturing Technician
Auslyn Beazer
Koby Lara
Level 1 Certificate – Computer Numerical Control Operator
Auslyn Beazer
Koby Lara
Level 1 Certificate – Culinary Studies
Coltyn Dean
Adam Dominguez
Diego Escamilla
Lidon Hernandez
Level 1 Certificate – Electrical Trades Helper
Aden Carrero
Braxton Jopling-Gonzales
Juan Tovares Fuentes
Level 1 Certificate – Inert Gas Tungsten Arc Welding/Gas Metal Arc Welding Welder
Orlando Amaya
Patricio Guillen
Brayan Rangel Rodriguez
Isaac Ytuarte
Level 1 Certificate – Information Technology Cybersecurity Specialist
Damian Mejia
Level 1 Certificate – Small Business Management
Lillian Evans
Occupational Skills Award – CompTIA Security + Certification Preparation
Allesandra Dempsey
Alejandro Rodriguez
Bryan Suarez
Eliana Torres
Occupational Skills Award – Cyber First Responders
Aidan Daniels
Bryan Suarez
Occupational Skills Award – Information Technology Specialist
Naomi Anderson
Orlando Gutierrez
Pictured below are the six P-TECH graduates who earned associate degrees.
More photos from the event can be viewed online at this link.