Kellogg NAPA plays Santa to area shop classes
Students at Wallace High School received $10,000 worth of tools from the Kellogg NAPA Auto Parts store for use in the school's shop class. Pictured from the left are Hayden Ullrich, NAPA Manager Kathleen Hileman, Alex Grubbs, Grace DeLano, Khepri Wood, Exzadrian Monopoli, Henry Larson, Landon Therrian, Marley Pearce, and WHS Shop Teacher Brandon Voorhees
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KELLOGG — Donations from the Kellogg NAPA Auto Parts store have provided high school students with new tools.
Creer technical education teachers at Kellogg, Mullan and Wallace high schools were recently notified by NAPA manager Kat Hileman that, due to the store updating its Carlyle brand of tools and switching from Craftsman to Milwaukee, it would donate thousands of dollars’ worth of tools and toolboxes to local shop classes.
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