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At Burrowes Elementary School, fourth and fifth grade students recently spent the day exploring who they are now and who they are becoming.
This year’s Career Day was built around a theme that felt especially fitting, Building Your Brand. With the school recently renovated, the idea of construction was everywhere. But the message went beyond bricks and beams. Students were reminded that they are constructing something even more important every single day.
This year, 15 community partners staffed 14 interactive stations throughout the building.
The presenters reflected Lancaster’s diversity and the wide range of pathways available after high school. Not every career requires a four-year degree. Some require technical training. Some grow from two-year programs. Some begin immediately after graduation. The goal was to show students careers that are both inspiring and attainable. Careers represented by people who live in their neighborhoods and genuinely love what they do.
Here's a look at their day! Read the full story on our website, link in comments
At Burrowes Elementary School, fourth and fifth grade students recently spent the day exploring who they are now and who they are becoming.
This year’s Career Day was built around a theme that felt especially fitting, Building Your Brand. With the school recently renovated, the idea of construction was everywhere. But the message went beyond bricks and beams. Students were reminded that they are constructing something even more important every single day.
This year, 15 community partners staffed 14 interactive stations throughout the building.
The presenters reflected Lancaster’s diversity and the wide range of pathways available after high school. Not every career requires a four-year degree. Some require technical training. Some grow from two-year programs. Some begin immediately after graduation. The goal was to show students careers that are both inspiring and attainable. Careers represented by people who live in their neighborhoods and genuinely love what they do.
Here’s a look at their day! Read the full story on our website.
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