Community - Mar 15, 2015
Community - 3 days ago
More high schools are lending the term "signing day" to recognize graduating seniors who have “signed on” to work for local employers instead of attending college—a career path that has gone largely ignored by school corporations.
'Signing Day' not just for athletes anymore
"Signing Day" recognizes graduating seniors who have "signed on" to work for local employers instead of attending college. First-timers this year included Perry Central and Tell City high schools in southern Indiana; to honor those seniors who have chosen to go straight into the workforce, landing jobs in such occupations as construction, cosmetology, manufacturing and information technology.
Community - Jun 3, 2019
Waupaca Foundry Awards $39,500 in Local Scholarships
Waupaca Foundry is proud to support the next generation of forward thinkers and innovators by providing scholarships to our local communities in which we are located. This year, we awarded the most we ever have – $39,500 – to 26 exceptional high school seniors.