This month’s Spotlight Award recipient for June is Beatriz Serna, recognized for her outstanding dedication and service to students in the Education Division.
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In June, the Kerman Service Center became the fifth ɫ office to host an Open House, welcoming community members for an afternoon of food, refreshments, raffles, and connection. More than 40 people attended the event, including Kerman Mayor Maria Pacheco, who is also a candidate for Fresno County Board of Supervisors District 1.
Oscar came to the Sanger Service Center seeking assistance to obtain his Class A Commercial Driver's License. Soon after, he enrolled in the DOL NFJP / La Cooperativa program, where an Individual Employment Plan was created to guide his goals.
The London Community Center recently celebrated the accomplishments of its Leadership Program participants by hosting a Leadership Recognition Banquet at Ridge Creek Golf Club in Dinuba. The special evening honored 15 students who successfully completed the year-long program and recognized their commitment to serving their community and growing as young leaders.
In June, the Fresno Service Center hosted an Everyone On! computer literacy class, welcoming 26 customers for hands-on digital skills training. The course is designed to help participants become more comfortable navigating the internet and using essential online tools in everyday life.
The William M. Maguy School of Education proudly celebrated the graduation of its eighth Truck Driving class in June, with the ceremony returning to the school campus. Family, friends, staff, and supporters gathered to recognize the accomplishments of 12 students who successfully completed the rigorous training program and are now ready to begin careers in the trucking industry.
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