As we get ready for the start of school next week, we are so grateful to the seven CRJ parents who attended our panel discussion this afternoon. They shared the importance of the faith aspect of the school is, the impact that the Corporate Work Study Program has made on their children's future, and gratitude for the high level of academics that CRJ students are held to. We are proud to walk with our parents on this journey, and we thank them for their partnership, trust, and commitment.
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