On Thursday, CAST Schools’ Board of Trustees voted unanimously to add Leslie Cantu from Toyotetsu TX as their newest member. Leslie is the Vice President of Administration at the Toyotetsu
“I thought a factory would be gloomy and sad, but everybody was so friendly and great,” CAST STEM senior Destiny Martinez told the CAST Schools nonprofit board this Thursday. Describing
Finding a profession that I enjoy and that makes me happy at my age is my greatest achievement. CAST Tech ‘21 Alumna, Brooke Zepeda has experienced a variety of
This week CAST Schools Deputy Director Jen Maestas and I had the privilege of being included in the first annual Work-Based Learning Leaders Forum hosted by American Student Assistance (ASA).
Engage with Texas Biomed scientists, explore different career pathways and present a research project. Deadline to Apply is February 21, 2025 Two letters of recommendation completed by a teacher, school
Santiago Arteaga has been thriving through his first semester at Incarnate Word since graduating from CAST Med in 2024. At Incarnate Word, Santiago became vice president of the First-Generation Student
This week I have been fangirling on H-E-B. It’s not because they once again were ranked top grocer in a national ranking, though that is certainly impressive. Last week,
“The leadership skills I gained during my time at the Advanced Learning Academy prepared me for a successful college experience,” Diego Villegas shared as he reflected on his achievements since
I am a member of the CAST Schools student advisory, a group of 4-5 students representing each of the 6 CAST Schools. Every year this group is invited to take
Early on an overcast Friday morning, recent CAST Tech graduate Juan Paz told a roomful of business and civic leaders that that SUSO had changed his life. One year
This week, standing before a small group of state and national visitors at the learning staircase of CAST Tech, alumni Julian Perez reflected on his learning by looking back.
I began this note from Monterrey Mexico, at a hotel at the edge of the Parque Fundidora, a metal foundry that has been converted into a giant park with museums,
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