Can You Relate? Summer Program To Help Kids Find Their Passion, Start Thinking About College

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Can You Relate? Summer Program To Help Kids Find Their Passion, Start Thinking About College

Can You Relate? Summer Program To Help Kids Find Their Passion, Start Thinking About College

It's about time to find something for your kids to do this summer.

Can you relate?

There's a seasonal program here in the metro to help your kiddos find their passion and start thinking about college.

Joining News 9 at 9 a.m. was Kylene Glidewill with Rose State Kids College.

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