Idaho LAUNCH expands opportunities for North Idaho students
From left, construction students Kaeleb Giovanelli, Deegan Andras and Tristyn Kammeyer work on a class project Wednesday at Elevate Academy North. Construction is one of the many in-demand career paths supported by the Idaho LAUNCH grant program, which new data confirms is expanding opportunities and strengthening Idaho's workforce.
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Homeschool senior Julia Lampley of Hayden makes a top on a CNC lathe Wednesday at KTEC. Machinists and machine operators are among in-demand careers supported by Idaho LAUNCH grant funding.
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Kootenai Technical Education Campus student and homeschool senior Adam Moran of Hayden moves a sheet of wood Wednesday in Dale Sprouse's automated manufacturing class. Adam plans to use Idaho LAUNCH funding to continue his training at the Parker Technical Education Center after he graduates from high school.
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Loved ones, teachers and fellow students cheered after Kyla Wattenhofer signed her name on the whiteboard, signaling her next big move in life.
After she graduates from Elevate Academy North this spring, Kyla will enroll in the child development program at North Idaho College.
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