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| Graphic Arts Instructor Andrea Boettner and Clare-Gladwin Career Center Director Doug Pummell displaying the grants Boettner was awarded during the MITES State Convention last month. |
Graphic Arts Instructor Andrea Boettner of the Clare-Gladwin
Career Center has been awarded $1,500 in grants by the Michigan Industrial and
Technology Education Society (MITES) to fund classroom activities and
professional development opportunities. Specifically, Boettner will receive
$650 to purchase class cameras, $250 for educational field trips, and $600 to
attend special workshops and trainings.
According to their website, the generosity of the Abrams
Foundation allows MITES to offer numerous scholarships and grants to help
support career and technical education in Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Canada.
Graphic Arts is one of nine career and technical education
(CTE) programs offered to high school juniors and seniors at the Clare-Gladwin
Career Center, a program of the Clare-Gladwin RESD. The students spend half of
their day at their CTE program and the other half at their local high school.
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