Published 11 months ago

Community rallies behind welding students after Highland High School fire

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A fire at Highland High School in Pocatello, Idaho, caused extensive damage to a large section of the school. 27 displaced welding students have found a temporary home at the Idaho State University College of Technology. Several businesses, including Norco, Inc., have donated over $13,000 in materials and equipment.

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Community rallies behind welding students after Highland High School fire

Highland High School’s 2023 welding class POCATELLO –– Following a devastating fire at Highland High School in April, the local community has rallied together to assist 27 displaced welding students from Pocatello’s School District 25. As these students prepare to conclude their semester, they’ve found a temporary home at the Idaho State University College of Technology’s welding program facilities. This collective effort, complemented by the do…

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Idaho State Journal

Community rallies behind welding students after Highland High School fire

POCATELLO — Following a devastating fire at Highland High School in April, the local community has rallied together to assist 27 displaced welding students from the Pocatello-Chubbuck School District 25.

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