Cotulla High School is proud to celebrate our students who have been selected to serve as Student Ambassadors for La Salle County’s Bridges to Success Program!

This outstanding initiative provides students with meaningful opportunities to explore career pathways available right here in our community while developing the essential skills, confidence, and professional connections needed for future success.

Through hands-on experiences, career exploration, and engagement with local professionals, student ambassadors gain valuable insight into the opportunities that await them beyond high school. The program empowers students to recognize their potential, develop marketable skills, strengthen their leadership abilities, and make informed decisions about their futures.

Bridges to Success is more than a career exploration program. It is an investment in our students, our workforce, and the future of La Salle County. By connecting education with real-world opportunities, this initiative inspires the next generation of leaders and professionals to dream big, set meaningful goals, and recognize the possibilities within their own community.

We are incredibly proud of our CHS Student Ambassadors for taking this exciting step toward building their futures. We look forward to seeing them grow as leaders, represent Cotulla High School with pride, and make a lasting impact!

Congratulations to our CHS Student Ambassadors! Your future is bright, and your journey is just beginning!

Student Ambassadors Pictured: Gnevah Blankenship, Sebastian Lopez, Alayna Gonzalez, Julian Espinosa, Jackie Alba, John Brady, Macey Maldonado, D'Nora Gonzalez, Jesraeanna Sanchez, Rafael Benavidez, Giovanah Martin, Janielys Rodriguez, Seux Lopez, Alexi Zertuche, Audrey Presley, Valeria Medina, Jaylnn Gonzalez, Angelik Victorino, Aralynn Valles, Joe Bingaman, and Addison Alvarado.

Students pictured with sponsors Cissy Allen and Dr. Elizabeth Mumme and La Salle County Officials Lieutenant Hector Rodriguez, JPO Tyrese Perkins, Nadia Del Toro, County Judge Lolo Martinez, attorney Elizabeth Martinez, and Chief JPO Kassie Valenzuela. Special thanks to former CHS student and Bridges to Success program coordinator, Sara Adams for working diligently to get our students involved in this program!