Since 2015, Tulare County Office of Education has partnered with KSEE24 to highlight Tulare County kids of character. Segments of Your Character Matters air on air on Tuesdays during KSEE24's 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. newscasts and then again on Wednesdays at 5 a.m., Midday News and the Central Valley Today show at 3:00 p.m. TCOE's CHARACTER COUNTS! office searches for exemplary students and assists in developing their inspiring stories for these weekly segments. Through partnerships such as this one with KSEE24, Tulare County Office of Education continues its long history of supporting local schools with their character education programs.
View a video introducing the Your Character Matters series.
Do you know a young person with a great story of practicing extraordinary character? Please contact Kelley Petty, CHARACTER COUNTS! Coordinator, at kelleyp@tcoe.org.
Select a name below to view the video.
- Student Athlete Team, TCOE Huddle Conference
- David Camarillo, Dinuba High School
- Braxton Nunley and Alex Thorpe, Tulare Union High School
- Luk WIlley, Oak Valley Union School
- Aaron Gibson, AcCel Dinuba Community Based Instruction
- Mission Oak Student Athletes, Mission Oak High School
- Auliya Gonzales, Mission Oak High School
- Diego Mora, Tulare Western High School
- Diego Yanez Sandoval, Garden Elementary School
- Cristian Rodriguez, Pleasant View Elementary School
- Bailey Robb, Ridgeview Middle School
- Luna Guzman, Crestwood Elementary School
- Olivia Torres, El Diamante High School
- Brynn Bartlett, Denton Elementary School
- Daisy Jackson, Sierra Vista Charter High School
- Miguel Ayala and Matthew Ramirez, Palo Verde Union School
- Kayleen Sanchez and Lava Doyle, Woodlake High School
- Elizabeth Garcia, Stone Corral School
- Joshua Villarreal, Liberty School
- Evan Bolanos, Kimberly Pascual, and Alyssa Coelho, Woodlake High School
- Benjamin Watson, Harmony Magnet Academy
- Raquel Gomez and Valerie Gomez, Burton Middle School
- Freddy Galindo, Global Learning Charter School