K-12 Educators Tour Penn College to Students’ Benefit

04.04.2012 College Transitions, Events

School counselors and other K-12 educators spent the day on campus Wednesday to participate in Penn College’s semiannual College and Career Readiness Conference. Hosted by the Outreach for K-12 Office, the event provides opportunities for educators to tour various academic programs and participate in roundtable discussions, providing information that can help attendees in their work as they help students navigate career and college choices.

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