Hannah Hartman was recognized on Tuesday, January 10, as the November CGUHS Career & Technical Education (CTE) Student of the Month during the district's Governing Board meeting. Hannah was nominated by her CTE Construction Technologies teacher, Mr. Mike Wagner. “The challenge here is to minimize a description of someone as talented and inspiring as Hannah in 150 words or less. She embodies the word challenge, pressing hard to reach goals early in life. Currently taking Construction at CGUHS, she is also attending evening classes for her EMT certification at CAC, a 9-unit course. She is the SkillsUSA President for the Construction division, managing community service projects, fundraising, and keeping Wagner on his mark for ‘what’s next?’. She has earned two (2) nationally recognized construction certificates and, in the spring, will work towards another; earned high scores on the technical skills assessment for construction from ADE; and did I mention, she likes to watch otters on the Monterey Sea Aquarium website? Hannah has the respect of her peers as a person who knows what to do in all situations, even at home where she wires up the broken 4-way switches for her dad. On top all this, she is an Eloy Fire Department Explorer. I guess, one word would have been sufficient: incredible.” Hannah’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Travis Hartman of Casa Grande, Arizona. Over 1,600 students are enrolled in thirteen different Career & Technical Education programs throughout the Casa Grande Union High School District. Each month, a different CTE program nominates a deserving student for this honor. For past recipients, visit www.cguhsd.org/CTE.aspx. For more information about the CGUHS CTE program, visit www.cguhsd.org/cgCTE.aspx.