Cloquet explores vocational education options
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Junior Garrett Zimmerman sands a small picnic table while his project partners Darwin Crider, left, and Anthony McKay, right, look on during one of their final Construction Careers classes of the first semester.
Cloquet explores vocational education options
Following the retooling of the construction trades program at Cloquet High School into something that could lead motivated students directly into an carpenters union apprenticeship, CHS administrators are now hoping to do the same thing with other trades.
They've have a potential agreement with the electricians union in the works for next year. On Tuesday, CHS vice principal Tim Prosen met with the plumbers and pipefitting unions, and he's working to find a connection for the auto shop program. Prosen said they've also met with folks at Fond du...
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