A message from Katelyn Huber... This school year I am teaching CAPS Global Business at Four Rivers Career Center. My students, made up of juniors and seniors, are looking for client-connected projects that they can sink their teeth into! CCPs give these students real-world experience and help prepare them for life after high school and college. A client-connected project could be a number of things like event planning, fundraising coordination, creation of marketing materials, podcasting, financial analysis, data entry, logistics coordination and more. If you have a project that keeps being put at the bottom of your list because there isn't enough time in the day, please reach out to me via email. If you don't have a project, but are interested in mentoring an aspiring business leader, please reach out as well. I would love to set every student up with a business mentor!
We encourage you to wear BLUE every Friday this school year to support our Washington community! #BlueFridayWashMO
The School District of Washington and St. Francis Borgia High School are committed to providing exceptional learning experiences for students at all levels. Through "Blue Friday”, we hope to create a strong sense of community and encourage positive school spirit that resonates throughout the community.
This initiative embodies the idea that education is a collaborative endeavor where students, teachers, parents, and the wider community all play essential roles. By wearing blue every Friday, we show our young learners that we are steadfast in our support for their aspirations, achievements, and dreams regardless of the institution they attend. Mayor Doug Hagedorn expressed enthusiasm for the "Blue Friday" initiative, stating, “I wholly support this wonderful initiative that aims to unite Washington in supporting local students and schools, fostering a strong sense of pride and commitment to both parochial and public education and sends a powerful message of solidarity and support for the young minds in our community. By doing so, we are expressing our unwavering dedication to the success of students in both their academic and extracurricular pursuits.” Parents, teachers, and community members can help spread the word about "Blue Friday" through social media using the hashtag #BlueFridayWashMO, sharing stories of how education has impacted their lives, and photos of themselves donning blue attire each Friday. We invite all members of the community to join us in making "Blue Friday" a resounding success. Together, let us celebrate and uplift our Washington students, demonstrating that we stand behind them every step of the way. |
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