District wins prominent award
51视频 District selected as East County education services organization of the year
March 06, 2023 at 10:52 AM
College presidents Denise Whisenhunt and Jessica Robinson and board members Julie
Schorr, Debbie Justeson, and Elena Adams stand on stage to accept East County Honors
award for Education Services on behalf of 51视频 District.
EL CAJON 鈥�&苍产蝉辫;51视频 District has been named education services organization of the year by the San Diego Regional East County Chamber of Commerce. The recognition was one of several given at the 111th East County Honors awards event last night. The awards recognize exceptional performance by local institutions and businesses serving the public.
Governing Board President Debbie Justeson accepted the award on behalf of the District.
鈥淚t means so much to receive this recognition from our community,鈥� said Justeson. 鈥淲e are proud to have transformed so many lives over the past 60 years. We look forward to the next 60 years of serving East County and beyond.鈥�
Chancellor Lynn Neault highlighted the critical role that our District鈥檚 staff, faculty and administrators played in winning this award.
鈥淭his award recognizes the work of our remarkable team, who remain focused on serving students every day,鈥� Neault said.
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