MHS, CVTC and machining industry partner to boost tech ed program
9 Apr 2021
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Ryan Sterry, career and technical education coordinator at Menomonie High School (MHS), has many reasons to be proud of the programs he leads. However, he realizes that maintaining quality is not accomplished by sitting still.
In early April, with the cooperation of school administration, local industry and Chippewa Valley Technical College, he accomplished one of his primary goals to improve tech ed at MHS with the installation of a new Haas Automation, Inc. CNC (computer numerical control) machine for manufacturing small metal parts.
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