More than 100 Maine employers, colleges, trade schools and military representatives on Thursday helped students at Windham High School explore opportunities for the future at the 2nd annual Career & College Fair. Jobs for Maine’s Graduates and the MELMAC Education Foundation teamed up to host the event, during which youngsters got a chance to try their hands at the real thing – building walls as masons, controlling mobile robots and writing computer code.
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Windham High School sophomore Trevor Rogers adds bricks to a simulated wall during an interactive career fair Thursday at the school. Photos by John Ewing/Staff Photographer
Melanie Aldrich, left, and Joelle Bochus, both juniors at Windham High, check out a University of New Hampshire brochure at the fair.
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