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Comment on Job Shadow Event part of $100 Million effort by AT&T and Junior Achievement to help reduce high school drop-out rate by nodropouts
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Comments for Milwaukee Courier Weekly Newspaper
The goal of the program was to help high school students make the connection between success in the classroom and in the workplace.
Begun in 2008, the AT&T / JA Worldwide Job Shadow Initiative is committed to reaching 100,000 high school students through Job Shadowing events nationwide.
93 percent felt that their ability to set goals had improved as a result of participating in Job Shadow.
AT&T’s job shadow campaign is part of AT&T Aspire, a $100 million initiative to address high school success and workforce readiness.
For more information about the AT&T/JA Worldwide Job Shadow Initiative, please visit www.att.com/jobshadow.
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