Municipal Court Hosts Fall Summits to Help Seniors Graduate

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The City of San Antonio's Municipal Court has launched the "Senior Summit: Rise to Graduation" program to assist high school seniors facing challenges in completing their education. The first summit occurred on September 20, 2024, with three more scheduled through December 2024 at various school districts. These events will provide students with workshops, mentorship sessions, and motivational speakers, all aimed at equipping them with necessary resources. The program utilizes a three-phase approach, offering personalized guidance, judicial insight from local judges, and access to community resources. Presiding Judge Carla Obledo highlighted the initiative's role in strengthening the community and promoting economic growth by ensuring students graduate.

The summits also tie into the city's "Attendance Matters" campaign, which addresses truancy issues. This collaborative effort among the Municipal Court, local high schools, and community organizations reflects a commitment to enhancing student success. By providing these resources, the program aims to create a supportive environment for seniors as they prepare for their futures.

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