We are thrilled to invite you to the 2025 “I Have A Dream” performance featuring the talented second-grade students of Greater Clark County Schools. This special event honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a moving program of six inspiring songs and spoken introductions centered on unity and his enduring impact.
Catch a glimpse of last year’s program here and see why this event is so meaningful to our community.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported this dream and helped make it a reality for our students. Let’s come together to cheer them on as they take the stage for this powerful performance.
Event Details:
Date: January 22, 2025
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Charlestown High School
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This month, students had the opportunity to participate in two comprehensive, career-focused field trips that took place, including Trades Day at Clark County REMC and the Entrepreneurship Resource Fair hosted at Maker 13. Upperclassmen interested in skilled trades were rotated in groups around REMC’s campus to learn about the different roles that support their operations—from linemen to auto mechanics to surveyors to arborists. This intentional exposure has led to several students completing a job shadow afterward so they could get a deeper understanding of the role they were most interested in pursuing after graduation.
The Entrepreneurship Resource Fair helped connect upperclassmen with organizations and individuals that help entrepreneurs move their ideas from a dream to a reality. Students also participated in mini-workshops that helped walk them through key entrepreneurship components—from funding the idea to the value of networking. At the conclusion of the event, students practice their public speaking skills by completing a pitch of their business plan. Through experiences such as these, students can truly see what they can be.
