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Tempe Union High School District celebrated a significant achievement at the Governing Board Meeting on April 16, 2025, as students from the district were honored for their outstanding performance in the "We the People" civic education program. The program, organized by the Center for Civic Education, culminated in a top 10 finish at the national level, following a first-place finish at both the district and state levels.

During the meeting, senior Maggie LaRue from Corona del Sol High School expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the program, highlighting its transformative impact on her education and future aspirations. LaRue emphasized the importance of civic education in fostering good citizenship and essential life skills, such as civil discourse and collaboration. She acknowledged the dedication of her teachers and mentors, particularly Dr. Ren, who played a crucial role in guiding the students through their preparation.
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The Governing Board members, including President Baraza and Member Hodge, praised the students for their achievements and expressed pride in their success. Member Hodge noted the rarity of such accomplishments, stating it had been over a decade since the district had placed in the top 10 nationally. The board took a moment to capture the occasion with a group photo, further commemorating the students' hard work and dedication.

In addition to the recognition of the students, the meeting included a brief public comment period, which saw no requests from attendees. The board proceeded to approve the consent agenda items unanimously, ensuring the continuation of essential district operations.

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This celebration of civic education not only highlights the students' achievements but also underscores the district's commitment to fostering engaged and informed citizens. The success of the "We the People" program serves as a reminder of the vital role that civic education plays in shaping the future of the community.

Converted from TUHSD Governing Board Meeting: April 16, 2025 meeting on April 17, 2025
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