Both middle and high school students attended the career fair.
From Carl Deffenbaugh’s article on the FOX6Now.com website:
The sound of engines filled the air Monday, May 8th, at Pulaski High School, as the school hosted its 12th automotive career fair.
“It’s a process and a program that you just don’t often see,” said Mark Sain, president of the Milwaukee Board of School Directors.
The goal of the career fair is two-fold. First, to connect high school students to college programs or possible career paths.
“They get a chance to see it. They get a chance to touch it. They get a chance to ask questions of the professionals that are in those areas,” said Sain.
And second, to teach middle school students about Pulaski’s program, which features hands-on work in an actual garage.
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