WBL #1

On September 25,2017 we were told that our first WBL Workshop would be going on, in the CCEC Center which is known as the library. On that day as the bell rang to let us know it was the end of period 4 and the begging of period 5, we all meet at the library. We were told to sign in for attendance and then pick up the hang outs in the table and then take a seat. As I took a seat next to my fellow classmates I noticed that this WBL Workshop was going to be conducted by Mrs. Lopez. She was in front of the room waiting for everyone to settle down. Once both of CTE classes students where at the CCEC seated the Workshop started. However many students were complaining on how hot it was up there. So, we grab our belongings and headed downstairs to Mrs. Ramirez's room and that is where the Workshop was held.
Basically this Workshop was of importance in letting us know that we need to finish all of our WBL requirements and CTE Academy requirements. We discussed the CTE diploma requirements and why we need it.  A CTE endorsement is a very recognizable achievement that one gets because that shows that you are a master in your field of study and schools, and jobs. I also want to thanked  Ms. Lopez for providing us with a "CTE Checklist" in which was listed all the specific papers and proof needed to graduate. I learned a lot in this Workshop and it made me see all the things that I need to complete in order to be able to graduate with the requirements that they are asking of me.

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