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EPISD's Veterinary Program Offers Hands-On Learning for Future Animal Care Professionals

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The El Paso Independent School District's Center for Career and Technology Education (CCTE) is providing high school students with practical skills through its Veterinary Assistance Program. This innovative program allows students to work with live animals and gain experience in veterinary clinics throughout El Paso. Instructors emphasize the program's role in equipping students with both veterinary and professional skills, enhancing their readiness for future careers. The program has grown significantly, now serving nearly 80 students compared to just three in its early days. An upcoming Open House event on May 30 invites the community to learn more about these educational opportunities.

Key Details: • Veterinary Assistance Program open to high school sophomores for junior and senior years. • Students spend three hours daily at the CCTE learning hands-on skills. • Open House event on May 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at CCTE.

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El PasoNew Mexico State UniversityEl Paso Independent School DistrictHevila Ramos-RicknerJames WestRaven PadillaCenter for Career and Technology Education

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