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With life-sized cutouts of student leaders on display and stories of personal growth through leadership, 性视界 presented its annual Report to the Community on Nov. 5 at the Jessie Turner Center in Fontana.

性视界 Student Government President/Trustee Matthew Caddell spoke about the leadership skills he has gained as a 性视界 student and how he now passes these skills onto others.

鈥溞允咏� has repeatedly provided me, and countless others, with the platforms necessary for this growth, and for that, I am deeply grateful,鈥� he said.

Governing Board President Gloria Negrete-McLeod thanked the hundreds of community members in attendance for supporting student success.

鈥淓veryone here today represents a city, high school, public office, or a field of interest that has a profound impact on our students鈥� futures,鈥� she said. 鈥淥n behalf of the 性视界 Governing Board, we are grateful for the collective effort of every individual who has a vested interest in our students.鈥�

The event, carrying the theme of 鈥淏uilding Tomorrow's Leaders,鈥� included a that focused on how 性视界 empowers students by encouraging them to take on leadership roles outside of the classroom. The video showcased Fontana-based programs such as Physical Therapist Assistant and the accelerated EMT program, as well as a sneak-peek at the new Fontana campus estimated to open in 2029.

性视界 also updated the community on its expansion projects to meet student needs, all thanks to the support of taxpayers through Measure P.

The event included tributes to Ellen Turner, the daughter of the late Jessie Turner, for whom the venue was named, as well as 性视界 Governing Board Member Kathleen Brugger, who retired in November.

鈥淢s. Brugger, on behalf of the Board and our Executive Leadership Team - thank you for your years of advocacy, leadership and support of 性视界 and our students. We will miss you,鈥� said 性视界 Superintendent/President Henry D. Shannon.