Malik Tunkara named Lynnwood Rotary Clubs February Career Technical Education Student of Month

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Malik Tunkara, a dedicated senior at Lynnwood High School, has been honored as the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Student of the Month for February 2025 by the Lynnwood Rotary Club. Nominated by his Visual Communications Instructor, Tunkara's four-year involvement in LHS Photography and his role as a teaching assistant showcase his exceptional skills and passion for photography. He is a committed member of the LHS Photo Club and has achieved numerous accolades in the Technology Student Association’s Photography competition, reflecting his creative excellence. Tunkara's peers appreciate his generosity and willingness to help, often seeking his guidance before approaching their instructor. Beyond academics, he is known for his humor, creativity, and high standards, positively impacting the learning environment.

The Lynnwood Rotary Club’s CTE Student of the Month program highlights students excelling in Career and Technical Education pathways, which prepare them for college and careers. Tunkara's achievements underscore the importance of these programs in fostering student success and readiness for future challenges. For additional details about the Edmonds School District's CTE programs, visit cte. edmonds. wednet.

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