Trades draw major interest at Silver Valley Career Fair
Taylor Hulstrom, with the South Fork Sewer District, reviews the different types of microorganisms found in water systems with students at the Silver Valley Career Fair. He also explained how the sewer district works to remove them from the water supply.
JOSH McDONALD
Kellogg High School sophomore Cyrus Reed attempts to complete 50 push-ups for a free t-shirt at the Air National Guard booth.
JOSH McDONALD
Students had the opportunity to speak to deputies and carry various pieces of law enforcement equipment when they visited the Shoshone County Sheriff's Office booth at the Silver Valley Career Fair.
JOSH McDONALD
KELLOGG — More than 400 Silver Valley high school students made their way through the Silver Valley Career Fair last week at Kellogg High School, exploring career and post-graduation opportunities.
Each year, the fair brings roughly 50 businesses to KHS’ gymnasium, where they set up booths, host breakout sessions and interact with students.
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