Last week, a group of East Windsor High School students embarked on an insightful adventure beyond the classroom walls! On April 24th, East Windsor High School’s Career Pathways program organized an eye-opening tour of our local wastewater treatment plant. It was a fantastic opportunity for students to witness firsthand how science, engineering, and innovation work together to ensure our community’s water remains clean and safe.
More than just pipes and processes, the tour illuminated the vital role wastewater management plays in our daily lives and the surprising array of career paths it offers. From the technical expertise of Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators ensuring the smooth functioning of the plant, to the problem-solving skills of Environmental Engineers designing sustainable solutions, the field is rich with possibilities.
Our students also learned about the crucial work of Water Quality Specialists who monitor and protect our precious water resources, the analytical minds of Wastewater Treatment Chemists, and the meticulous attention to detail of Environmental Compliance Specialists. The tour even touched upon the leadership of Wastewater Project Managers, the scientific understanding of Hydrologists, and the essential hands-on work of Maintenance Technicians.
This visit is just one of the many ways East Windsor High School’s Career Pathways program is dedicated to providing students with real-world experiences and a glimpse into potential future careers, underscoring the commitment of East Windsor High School’s Career Pathways program to expose students to various industries and potential career avenues.
Interested in learning more about the exciting opportunities offered through the East Windsor High School Career Pathways program? Reach out to EWHS Assistant Principal Barbara Kaminski at BKaminski@ewct.org.