ADVISORY/Garfield High School Students Go High-tech; Teachers and Students raised $300,000 To Bring High-tech Resources to the Classroom.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 16, 1998--WHAT: The unveiling and tour of the Garfield High School's Construction Manufacturing Technology Laboratory (CMT CMT Certified Medical Transcriptionist. CMT abbr. Certified Medical Transcriptionist CMT California mastitis test. ). The CMT brings state-of-the-art technology into the classroom to teach students about construction, manufacturing and technology, and prepare them for jobs in these fields. WHO: Garfield High School Garfield High School or James A. Garfield High School may refer to:
Emerald City Rotary to raise $300,000 for the renovation and expansion of the Construction Manufacturing Laboratory. Contributors include the William H. Gates Foundation Gates Foundation: see Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. , Glaser Foundation, Associated Builders & Contractors of Western Washington, Emerald City Rotary Foundation, Washington State Conference of Mason Contractors, Associated General Contractors Associated General Contractors of America is the nation's oldest and largest trade association representing the construction industry. It was formed in 1918 following a request by President Woodrow Wilson. Foundation, Sellen Construction, Northland north·land also North·land n. A region in the north of a country or an area. north  land Communication
Corporation, Pilot Airfreight/Transmark, Pratt Foundation The Pratt Foundation is an Australian philanthropic organisation established in 1978 by Jeanne and Richard Pratt based in Melbourne, Victoria. According to its Values Statement, it has "the shared vision of supporting charitable enterprises and adding value to philanthropy". , US Bank, Washington Mutual “WaMu” redirects here. For the Washington, DC radio station, see WAMU. Washington Mutual (or WaMu; NYSE: WM) is the United States' largest savings and loan association. , Wick Constructors WHEN: Tuesday, October 20, 7:15-8:45am WHERE: Garfield High School 400 23rd Street Seattle, WA WHY: Studies show that kids who have access to technology in the classroom are learning more and are better prepared for today's job market. The student-directed hands on Construction Manufacturing Technology Laboratory will provide students the opportunity to learn about three major industries: construction, manufacturing, and technology. Hands-on activities include designing, building and evaluating products; using computers to control devices; creating business documents to support construction projects; and manipulating tools, machines, devices and systems. SPECIAL NOTE: Media will have the opportunity to meet with students, teachers and donors, and see first hand how technology is empowering students. |
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