Cassidy Moses selected as a Paso Robles High School Student of the Year
Paso Robles High School has selected Ms. Cassidy Moses as Career Technical Education (CTE) Student of the Year.
Moses is a third year student in the Early Childhood Education (ECE) program. She is a volunteer “Book Buddy” at Bauer Speck Elementary school, a tutor, a volunteer at the toy bank, was a camp counselor at Camp Hapitok this past summer, and recently started a club at school that benefits children and youth in our community. Moses also recently accepted a position on the Paso Robles Youth Commission.
“Cassidy is a focused leader at Paso Robles High School and is a responsible and motivated student who works hard at whatever task she takes on”, said Ms. Brenda Matthysse, the high school’s ECE Instructor. “Cassidy was a Bearkitten when she was a small child, and it is extra special to have her join our program as a student teacher and to watch her excel.”
Moses has balanced her commitment to advanced placement and Cuesta academic courses with her passion for the ECE program. She has a career goal of combining her skills in ECE and her love of science toward becoming a pediatric neurologist.
Cassidy has competed in the ECE competition of SkillsUSA for the past two years. Last year, Cassidy earned a silver medal at the state level, and this year she earned a gold medal. She will now represent the state of California in the National SkillsUSA Conference in Louisville, Kentucky.
That is so Awesome Cassidy…..we are very proud of you!!!!!
That is so Awesome Cassidy…..we are very proud of you!!!!!