Wilson Talent Center’s Business & Risk Management students, guided by instructor Monique Colizzi, dominated the 2024 High School Podcast Challenge, claiming the top three positions. Their innovative storytelling and industry-relevant skills set them apart in the competition, showcasing WTC’s strong career-focused curriculum.

By integrating technology and communication skills, these students are preparing for dynamic careers in media, business, and beyond. Congratulations to these young leaders for their outstanding achievement!

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When Educators Learn Together From early childhood literacy to secondary mathematics, Ingham ISD brings educators together to share expertise, challenge thinking and strengthen learning across the region.

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