18MayMay 18, 2015

Ethics in Youth Education Sees Huge Turnout at Student Summit

Over 200 Round Rock ISD students joined RecognizeGood and Ethics in Youth Education to learn about making good decisions, followed by a job fair with more than 25 local businesses! Students learned how to create resumes and fill out job applications. They also received advice from local business leaders, and even participated in mock job interviews. Most importantly, everyone saw the connection between the RIGHT employees and the RIGHT businesses!

Speakers included Don Canada, Jr. of Silicon Benefits (RecognizeGood Speaker Series Director), Ron Perry of YMCA of Austin, Lolis Garcia Baab of Girl Scouts of Central Texas, 11-year NFL veteran Mike Baab, and Scholley Bubenik of Premier HR Solutions (Ethics in Business & Community Director). A big, BIG thanks to the Round Rock Partners in Education Foundation, without whom this incredible event would not have been possible.

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