Virginia County’s ‘Signing Day’ Celebrates Seniors Heading to Jobs, Not College

Published: April 26, 2018
This is a great article from Today.com about students in Henrico County, Va. The county held its first-ever “Career and Technical Letter of Intent Signing Day” on March 28 to celebrate those students and their imminent employment. Read the full article on Today.com.

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