Mustang CTE

San Angelo Ag Mech Show holds the Fastest Torch in the West competition!!! Austin Mitchell and Luis Romero had the opportunity to compete against 128 total students at the San Angelo Ag Mech Show. Head to Head competition where the first one to have metal to fall wins. Austin advance to second round. Luis had a great day as he advanced to the final round. Luis is the Reserve Grand Champion Fastest Torch!! Congratulations to Luis and Austin for representing City View FFA and the Mustang Outfitters!!!

San Angelo Ag Mechanics Show! 974 projects total this year in Angelo. It was the largest show they have ever had. Mustang Outfitters had 9 projects with 18 City View FFA students. Jasper Johnson placed 3rd with his handcrafted spurs in the Spurs and Bits Class. Gavin Wofford, Lane Williams and Caleb Coleman placed 5th with their Pellet Grill in grill and fire pits class. What a great job placing in the largest show in Angelos history. Mustang Outfitters had 6 blue ribbons and 3 red ribbons overall. Very proud of our FFA students. Jasper Johnson - Blue Ribbon Spurs🥉 Gavin Wofford, Lane Williams, Caleb Coleman - Blue Ribbon Pellet Grill 5th Kannon Hopkins, Darien Engleton - Blue Ribbon Tracker Deer Feeder Anthony Nguyen, Brandon Beltran - Blue Ribbon Benches Austin Mitchell, Madelynn Hopkins, Luis Romero - Blue Ribbon Scout Deer Feeder Shayna Deane, Shyann Sales, Dusty Powell - Blue Ribbon Smoker Camren Nettles - Red Ribbon Utility Trailer Jason Powell, Phynix Grider - Red Ribbon Metal Mover Giovanni Hernandez - Red Ribbon Chop Saw Stand

Sheep/Goat Students wrapped up the show year at the San Angelo Stock Show. We had a Senior showing for her last time, a student showing for her first major, and lots of learning. Congratulations to these girls who have worked hard to get their projects into form to show. They might not have reach a placing but have learned a lot and reached some of their own goals. Karley Ammons: Goat- pulled in her half of the class, placed 20 out of 66 goats. Sheep- Had a great goat in a very difficult heavy weight class. Audrey Graham Goat- got lot of looks and showed great Dustie Powell Goat- probably had the most entertaining animal of the year. He was giving free massages to anyone that came by. Great Job Girls on a fun show season.

Introducing the 12th place FWSSR Meats team from City View FFA! https://www.judgingcard.com/Results/Team.aspx?ID=24168&EID=146034 Congratulations 🎉

Celebrate CTE Month with City View ISD! What is CTE? Career & Technical Education (CTE) courses provide students with the academic knowledge and technical skills essential for success in high-SKILL, high-WAGE, and high-DEMAND careers. CTE Programs at City View ISD include: Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Health Science Hospitality and Tourism Information Technology Law and Public Service CTE equips students with hands-on learning opportunities, real-world experiences, and industry-recognized certifications, setting the foundation for future career success. Stay updated on CTE achievements and events through our CTE Website Live Feed, the City View App (subscribe to Mustang CTE) Facebook, Instagram & X at City View CTE!

Students in culinary arts finished up working on the breakfast unit learning about making biscuits and gravy, crepes, waffles, pancakes, and French toast. During this time they also began costing out food and introduced menu making. Students have learned a good deal and they are applying the knowledge to begin making their own restaurant concept and menus.

City View ISD Recognized as a CTE District of Distinction by CTAT Wichita Falls, Texas – Jan 21, 2025 – City View ISD is proud to announce its selection as a CTE District of Distinction by the Career and Technical Association of Texas (CTAT). This esteemed recognition celebrates districts across Texas that demonstrate exemplary leadership, innovation, and commitment to student success through high-quality Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. The CTE District of Distinction program was designed to celebrate outstanding career and technical education programs across Texas. Honored districts are selected based on their ability to meet rigorous criteria that include innovative programming, industry based certifications, alignment with workforce needs, and exceptional student outcomes. As a CTE District of Distinction, City View ISD is not only celebrating its own achievements but also setting a benchmark for excellence in CTE statewide. This designation opens doors to new opportunities for collaboration with educational and workforce development leaders, further advancing the district's mission of preparing students for success in a rapidly evolving economy.

Mustang Outfitters Ag Mechanics team of City View FFA competes in the Ag Mechanics Show at the Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show!!! 🐴 Outstanding job by our Mustang Outfitters for their projects. Austin Mitchell, Madelynn Hopkins and Luis Romero took home a blue ribbon, 2nd in Wildlife Feeder and waters class and a Reserve Champion of the Wildlife Equipment Division banner for their Double barrel wildlife feeder!! They Kannon Hopkins and Daniel Sawyer received a blue ribbon for their single barrel wildlife feeder. Gavin Wofford, Lane Williams and Caleb Coleman received a blue ribbon for their pellet grill cooker/smoker. Jasper Johnson was a hit with his spurs and receiver a blue ribbon. Jason Powell had a good showing with his metal mover and received a red ribbon. Camren Nettles worked hard on his utility trailer and received a red ribbon. There is a ton of work that goes into these projects. Students have to construct the project, know all the info and be able to visit with the judges about it. Create books with all the documentation is also a requirement. These students are using more skills than just fabricating. Please let these young students know they did an awesome job when you see them!!! Way to go Mustang Outfitters!!!!

Snow doesn't stop the show. Great Cattle Show at the Wichita County Junior Livestock Show. Brooklyn Owen's placed 4th in a very tough class of senior exotic heifers.

In Advanced Animal Science, students were able to get a tactile feel of what the rumen of a Cow is like.

Great Goat and Lamb show at the Wichita County Junior Livestock Show. Goat Results: Class 1: Audrey Graham 4th place Class 2: Dustie Powell 6th place Class 3: Karley Ammons 4th Place Lamb Results Class 7: Karley Ammons 6th place

Mustang Outfitters Hard Work Pays Off!!! City View FFA AgMechanics Team represented Wichita County Jr Livestock Show - Ag Mechanics with 12 projects and 21 students. Luis Romero won Sr Showmanship and is taking home an awesome belt buckle. Utility trailer built by Austin Mitchell, Luis Romero and Madelynn Hopkins won Champion in the Trailer class. Camren Nettles was Reserve Champion in the trailer class with his 14 ft Utility trailer. Madelynn Hopkins, Braxton Patty, Luis Romero and Austin Mitchell was first in class 2 of the Wildlife Equipment class and Reserve Champion of the Recreation, Creative, and Wildlife class with their Double bin wildlife feeder. Daniel Sawyer, Kannon Hopkins and Darien Engleton placed second in class 2 of the Wildlife class with their single bin wildlife feeder. Jasper Johnson built his own pair of spurs and won Reserve Champion in the Equipment class. Jason Powell and Phynix Grider was Champion in the Machinery class with there metal mover project. Giovanni Hernandez was Reserve Champion of the Machinery class with a chop saw stand. Gavin Wofford, Lane Williams and Caleb Coleman was 3rd in Recreation, Creative and Wildlife Equipment class with there upright pellet grill. Brandon Beltran and Anthony Nguyen were 4th in the Recreation, Creative and Wildlife Equipment class with their school bench. Shayna Deane, Shyann Sales and Dusty Powell was 5th in the Recreation, Creative and Wildlife Equipment class with their smoker pit. Luis Romero, Austin Mitchell, Madelynn Hopkins and Gio Hernandez was 6th with their horseshoe fire pit. Gavin Wofford, Lane Williams, Braxton Patty, Daniel Espinosa, Darien Engleton and Caleb Coleman was 8th with their fire pit. Great Job Mustang Outfitters!!

Throughout this past semester, our FFA pig showmen have been putting in the work, no matter if it's early or late, a school day or not, to make sure their animals are taken care of and ready when county show and all the majors roll around this upcoming semester! We have made multiple trips to jackpot shows to get in some practice, got to grow in our knowledge of the swine industry, and gain some good memories throughout all of the hard work and time put into these projects! Throughout these projects, kids get the opportunity to not only learn how to properly take care of an animal, but also how to manage their time properly, be a good leader and showman, and just be responsible! Here are a few snippets of what some of our weekends consisted of:💙

Guest chef came by to visit to help teach a few classes on biscuits and gravy to finish our breakfast unit. Our advanced class got to work with appetizers and many products they can incorporate into multiple dishes including baked chicken wings and scallops. Happy with their efforts! Principles of hospitality just took their introductory safety and sanitation exam to begin working with baking to start the next semester.

In Equine Science we had a mock Horse Judging Contest. Grand Champion and First in her class was Anna Tillman. Reserve Grand Champion and First in her class was Kasidee Regouby. Congratulations.

🎉 Welcome Tanner Hodges to our team! 🎉 Mr. Hodges joins us as the Senior Success CTE Project-Based Capstone Teacher, ready to guide students in real-world learning and success after graduation. We’re excited to have you on board! 🌟 #CTE #WelcomeToCityView

Big smiles and learning moments today as our first graders visited the school farm! 🐮🐷🐐Shoutout to our Animal Science class for being amazing tour guides. Hands-on Ag education in action! #AgDay #CityViewCTE

Our floral design students got to celebrate that Winter Break and Christmas are right around the corner by creating a winter-themed arrangement today! If you look closely, you can notice that not one arrangement looks the same as another, this is because they got to express their own creativity today by designing their own arrangement setup and adding their own flare to it! So proud of these kids and their hard work!❄️💙

Students in culinary arts have been learning information over the breakfast unit. We had an opportunity to work in small groups making eggs Benedict from a homemade hollandaise sauce. Students were engaged and worked well in the kitchen.

Yesterday, some of our FFA members got to go to the Wichita District Banquet to celebrate the successes of this past semester in LDEs, listen to some awesome talent, and enjoy some great food and fellowship together! We have loved this semester and can't wait to see the fun that the CDE season brings!