Be Pro Be Proud seeks to expand Georgia’s technical fields

  • Gilmer High student Reagan Boling operates a robot last Firday at Be Pro Be Proud Georgia’s mobile workshop that seeks to teach students about skilled technical career paths.
    Gilmer High student Reagan Boling operates a robot last Firday at Be Pro Be Proud Georgia’s mobile workshop that seeks to teach students about skilled technical career paths.
    An initiative through the Cherokee Office of Economic Development is seeking to enlighten students about need for a skilled workforce.  The Be Pro Be Proud Georgia (BPBPG) campaign t...

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