High school's work program feeds industry's talent pool

John Williams, a junior at Detroit Cristo Rey High School, works in the climatic wind tunnel at General Motors' Tech Center as part of the school's work-study program. He says the work has helped him improve his organization skills, which has helped with school, too. (JACOB LEWKOW)

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Hannah Lutz

May 15, 2017 05:00 AM

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