Muncie Schools Adds High School Engineering Technology Programs
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Muncie Schools Adds High School Engineering Technology Programs
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Students in the programs will be placed into internships with local manufacturing companies such as Magna Powertrain and Mursix Corporation.
Muncie Schools Adds High School Engineering Technology Programs
Muncie Community Schools is partnering with two other Indiana education providers and local manufacturers to offer two new career and technical education programs. As IPR's Christine Hatfield reports, the programs are meant to get students interested and trained in engineering technology careers.The tool allows cities to see things like how many days of extreme heat or heavy rain they can expect by 2050. It also shows what parts of the city are vulnerable to climate change — like areas in the floodplain.
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