South Hills School of Business & Technology's President and two students were recently invited to represent the school at the Centre County Commissioners' Career and Technical Education Month Proclamation Ceremony.
The CBICC held its annual State of Education Luncheon on Tuesday, May 1, 2018. The event creates dialogue with all county school districts and career/technical training institutions about workforce readiness. During the luncheon, the new CentreREADY initiative was unveiled.
Words like “bubbly,” positive,” “outgoing,” and “kind-hearted,” were just some of what Kari Schlegel’s friends had to say about her. They also said it’s fitting that an online art exhibit created by people affiliated with South Hills School of Business & Technology was recently named in her memory.
Paul Mazza III was 6 years old when his parents founded South Hills School of Business & Technology, so little did he know that 45 years later he would be appointed the school’s president.
Highlights: Network Career Fair sets up South Hills students for internships and job opportunities, over 90 local companies present, many representatives also South Hills grads