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Newton High School CTE program gives students hands-on career experience (opens the original)
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NEWTON, Kan. (KAKE) â Newton High Schoolâs Career and Technical Education department is giving students hands-on experience in a variety of career fields, with some pathways allowing students to enter the workforce immediately after graduation. The program offers 16 career pathways, ranging from agriculture and construction to engineering, digital media and business. School officials say the goal is to give students real-world experience while helping them explore potential careers. Local bu
Wichita East SkillsUSA students collect shoes to fund competitions (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan.(KAKE) â Students in the SkillsUSA program at Wichita East High School are collecting shoes as part of a fundraiser that will help pay for state and national competitions while also giving the shoes a second life. SkillsUSA prepares students for careers in more than 100 trade areas. At Wichita East, students in the Blue Aces Construction program are gaining hands-on experience in areas including carpentry, remodeling, maintenance, and electrical work. Students say the program give
Hutchinson groups honor Dolly Parton’s legacy through literacy initiative (opens the original)
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KAKE) â Sept. 25 marks the first annual Give Like Dolly Day, an initiative created by the Dollywood Foundation to honor Dolly Partonâs legacy of philanthropy and literacy. Parton, who died one month ago, championed childhood literacy through Dolly Partonâs Imagination Library, a program that provides free books to children from birth to age 5. The program spans five countries and has reached children across the United States. According to the Dolly Parton Imagination Libr
AAA, Kansas Highway Patrol urge parents to keep children in car seats longer as use declines with age (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â New data from AAA shows a sharp decline in the use of car and booster seats beginning at age 3, prompting child passenger safety advocates to remind parents to keep children properly restrained as long as possible. During National Child Passenger Safety Week, AAA reported that 78% of 3-year-olds injured in car crashes between 2020 and 2024 were riding in a child safety or booster seat. By age 6, fewer than half of injured children were using one. AAA Kansas Public Affair
Wichita police investigate vandalism of Flock camera in west Wichita (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â A Flock license plate reader in west Wichita was cut down over the weekend as debate continues over the use of the surveillance technology. The camera, located near Central and Zoo Boulevard, was one of nearly 200 Flock cameras used by Wichita police throughout the city. The camera was removed from its pole late last week, leaving only the base of the structure. A message associated with the âDe-Flock Sedgwick Countyâ movement was placed near the site. Wichita police
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