Silicon Valley Career Technical Education

Want to see what our talented animators created this year? The full SVCTE Animation Festival is now available to watch on Youtube! From original characters and imaginative worlds to creative storytelling, our students brought their ideas to life through 25 incredible animated films. 🎬 Watch the full festival: bit.ly/2026AnimationFestival

Miss the SVCTE Film Festival? 🎬 Don't worry—we've got you covered! Our Film & Video Production students have uploaded the entire festival to their YouTube channel! Watch the films they’ve spent the past year writing, filming, editing, and producing at bit.ly/2026FilmFestival

Through a partnership with Tesla, SVCTE Electrical Vehicles/Automotive Services students Benjamin Bulygo (Adult), Demetri Vega Candelaria from Campbell Union High School District, Cristina Zamora Ramirez, and Steven Hernandez from East Side Union High School District (pictured in order) have been accepted into Tesla’s Pathway to START Internship Program! We are incredibly proud of these students and all they have accomplished through their hard work, dedication, and training at SVCTE. A special thank you to their teacher, Tom Nemeth, for continuing to challenge, support, and inspire his students to reach new heights.

Read the news release: bit.ly/EVNewsRelease

A huge thank you to Del Grande Dealer Group (DGDG) for their generous $5,000 donation to the MetroED Foundation in support of our SVCTE Electrical Vehicles/Automotive Services course! DGDG has been a valued partner of MetroED, helping provide students with opportunities to explore careers, connect with industry professionals, and gain the skills needed for success in the automotive industry.

📖 Read the full news release: bit.ly/DGDGDonation
🌟 Learn more about ways to support students: metroed.net/WaysToSupport

Congratulations to our SVCTE Electrical Vehicles/Automotive Services students who received their dual enrollment certificates, earning 1.5 college credits through Evergreen Valley College! Students are already getting a head start on their college journeys while gaining valuable experience along the way. We are so proud of their hard work and dedication as they continue building skills for the future!

The SVCTE Animation Festival was a full house! This year, 25 student-created animated films premiered on the big screen, giving students the opportunity to showcase the incredible work they’ve poured their time, imagination, and passion into throughout the year. We are so proud of our students and all they accomplished. Leave a 🎉 in the comments for our amazing animators!

Miss May’s MetroED Governing Board Meeting livestream? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! Tune in to hear about the SVCTE Medical Assisting Brain Project presented by students Damian Flores from East Side Union High School District and Ryan Umana Lopez from Milpitas Unified School District. You’ll also hear from SkillsUSA Coordinator Ashley Auguste, along with David Malpica and Jim Burnham, as they share highlights from the inaugural SVCTE Hackathon. Watch now: bit.ly/4eXJVbf

Our SVCTE Culinary Arts students hosted a special Parent Banquet, giving families the opportunity to enjoy dishes prepared by their very own students! Parents got a firsthand taste of the skills, creativity, and hard work their students have been developing in the kitchen throughout the year. Leave a 👏 in the comments to celebrate our talented chefs and their teacher Danielle Clark for supporting them along the way!

After a year of creativity and dedication, the SVCTE Film Festival showcased films written, acted, produced, and directed by our talented Film & Video Production students! Congratulations to Lukas Leu from Santa Clara Union High School District and Samantha Nunes from San Jose Unified School District who received the Future Filmmaker Awards for their exceptional commitment and multiple standout films. Keep an eye out for the Film Festival video on their YouTube channel: youtube.com/. Leave a 🎥 in the comments to celebrate our student filmmakers!

MetroED is closed today in observance of Memorial Day, recognized across the nation as a tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. This special day is an opportunity to reflect on, remember, and honor fallen soldiers who devoted their lives in service to our country.