Post Falls students unlock their future at career planning event
Western States Caterpillar technician-in-training Brady Rapp encourages Canfield Middle School eighth grader Devon Flores to configure light bulb wiring on an electric panel Wednesday morning during the Unlock Your Future North Idaho event at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds.
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Post Falls Police Capt. Jason Mealer demonstrates for Lakeland Middle School eighth grader Mikayla Turner how to use a gas mask as they participate Wednesday in the Unlock Your Future career planning event at the fairgrounds.
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Northwest Specialty Hospital marketing and creative manager Trent Emerson engages Wednesday morning with Timberlake Middle School eighth grader Bradley LaFortune during Unlock Your Future North Idaho at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds. About 1,100 students and 45 vendors participated in the inaugural event.
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Lakeland eighth graders Clara Stoffer, left, and Lasalette Thompson stop for a photo Wednesday with Smokey Bear at the Unlock Your Future North Idaho career planning day.
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COEUR d'ALENE — Light bulbs were lighting up Wednesday morning as Canfield Middle School eighth grader Devon Flores toyed with an electrical panel, aided by Western States Caterpillar technician-in-training Brady Rapp.
Rapp demonstrated how to illuminate the bulbs, then encouraged Devon to do the same after the wires were unplugged and rearranged.
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