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475 Grapevine-Colleyville ISD students earn industry-based certificates in 2024-25

By Cody Thorn

During the Grapevine Chamber of Commerce luncheon Aug. 21, Superintendent Brad Schnautz said 475 industry-based certificates were earned in 2024-25.

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