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Youth get an education about why school is important


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The Boys & Girls Club of Lake Tahoe joins 4,000 clubs across the country with a focus on making sure youth have the support and motivation to stay in school and graduate from high school.

The Boys & Girls Club of Lake Tahoe will continue to ensure that our youth know that pursuing a higher education or trade certificate is the next step. The local club recently hosted a creative careers symposium that showed teens how important it is to get an education in order to pursue your dreams for the future. Local business members and entrepreneurs engaged the members with inspiring stories of how they pursued their career paths.

Jeanette Minier speaks at Lake Tahoe Boys & Girls Club. Photo/Provided

Jeanette Minier speaks at Lake Tahoe Boys & Girls Club. Photo/Provided

Presenters were: Jeanette Minier, artist and sign designer; Gina Stowell, artist; Travis Parker, professional snowboarder; Donna Vano, Guinness world record holder; Drew Little, Tall Ships engineer; Casey O’Neil, Workforce Investment Act coordinator; Ryan Cassidy, Boys & Girls Club program leader and professional musician; and Mike Tillson and Enrique Perez, USFS/Generation Green supervisors.

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