Friday, March 31, 2000
Education Expo Saturday
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Saturday's daylong Public Schools/Public Pride Expo 2000 at the Albert B. Sabin Cincinnati Convention Center will include workshops on paying for college, performances by student choirs, and a job fair for teachers, secretaries and bus drivers.
The free public expo for parents, students, educators, college students and job seekers begins at 10 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m.
Forty school districts from Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, Warren, Campbell and Kenton counties will present more than 106 school exhibits showcasing practices and programs. Forty-one student groups will sing, perform in steel drum bands and bell choirs, and dance.
More than 27 of the districts will be accepting job applications for teachers, administrators, cafeteria workers, custodians and office personnel. Workshops include Montessori programs, getting into college, paying for college, trends in teacher education and integrating the underground-railroad initiative into the curriculum.
The expo, created in 1998 to highlight achievements of local districts, attracted 30,000 people last year.
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