High School Programs Making Future Impact

Shelby Haines, Marshall County Schools

Marshall County Schools in West Virginia are making major impact on students studies and financial futures with the Career and Technical Education program. Superintendent Shelby Haines talks with host Tate Blanchard. boe.mars.k12.wv

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