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Superintendent highlights Career Day and international robotics partnership
Summary
Superintendent Mike Kapolka reported 26 community presenters participated in Career Day at Chelsea High School and said Chelsea Robotics Team 1502 helped launch Team Hungary 10609 in Budapest, marking the district's first international FIRST Robotics Competition team.
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Superintendent Mike Kapolka used his Jan. 6 report to highlight two outreach and student‑engagement items: Career Day at Chelsea High School and a new international robotics partnership.
"We had 26 presenters from our community presenting career options and pathways to our students," Kapolka said, thanking Daniela Bickel and Amy Kay for organizing the Dec. career event. He also reported that Chelsea Robotics Team 1502, in partnership with Bosch, has helped launch Team Hungary 10609 in Budapest and has been supporting Hungarian coaches and students as they prepare for their first season.
Board members offered congratulations and noted the value of community partnerships in exposing students to career and technical pathways.
