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LONGVIEW, Texas — Jacob Lusk, the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Director for Pine Tree Independent School District, has been honored for his dedication to enhancing career and technical education. The recognition comes from the Career and Technical Association of Texas (CTAT), highlighting Lusk's significant contributions to the advancement of tech education within the district.
Under Lusk's leadership, Pine Tree ISD has made substantial strides in integrating technology into its curriculum, providing students with essential skills needed for the modern workforce. His innovative approach to CTE has not only enriched the educational experience but has also prepared students for a variety of career paths in an increasingly tech-driven world.
Lusk's commitment to fostering a robust learning environment and his ability to inspire both students and educators have set a benchmark in the field of technical education. This recognition serves as a testament to his hard work and the positive impact he has made in shaping the future of students in Longview.
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