Mater Dei High School Football Team
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Mr. CORREA. Mr. Speaker, today I rise to celebrate Mater Dei High School's football team for earning their fourth California State championship. The Monarchs secured their final win of the season over an undefeated team with an impressive 35-0 victory.
Their success is a shining example of the dedication, hard work, and perseverance of the young players, the coaches, and the community.
Also with this win, the Monarchs claimed a top three position in national rankings and the number one spot in the media composite on the national level.
I congratulate the students, parents, coaches, and teachers that form the Monarch football team. You have made us proud. I am looking forward to next year. North Orange Continuing Education's 50th Anniversary
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Mr. CORREA. Mr. Speaker, today I rise to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the North Orange County Continuing Education Program.
For half a century, North Orange County Continuing Education has offered programs that transform lives in Orange County.
Established in 1973, NOCE has grown to serve more than 29,000 students each and every year and offers over a thousand courses each semester to those of all ages.
The curriculum includes vocational, business, financial, and other skills that individuals need throughout their life. Also, beyond the classroom, NOCE has shown the real impact that they have on our community. In fact, they support over 3,000 jobs directly and indirectly and offer services to help everyday individuals succeed.
As we celebrate NOCE's 50th anniversary, we reflect back on their work and look forward to their future and their success in our community. Anaheim Public Library
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Mr. CORREA. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor Anaheim Public Library's award-winning Foster Youth Initiative that has gained recognition for making resources available to kids in need.
The library's Foster Youth Initiative offers library cards to youth who are in the foster care system, who are homeless, or those that have been emancipated. This card is special. It removes address requirements and penalties and makes sure that those young people have access to our community's public library system.
Also, the initiative has been recognized by the Orange County Business Council's Public-Private Partnership and has received such an award. It is a testament to the hundreds of library cards that have been made available to those students, those young individuals that wouldn't otherwise receive a library card.
I congratulate the Anaheim Public Library for their commitment to support our youth in need.
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