National Manufacturing Day, celebrated annually on the first Friday of October, highlights the critical role manufacturing plays in our economy and local workforce. While nationwide only 8% of the workforce is employed in manufacturing, in Logan County, over 30% of residents work in this industry, creating essential products and driving economic growth.
To make students aware of these exceptional opportunities, local schools, manufacturers, and the Logan County Chamber of Commerce collaborate each year to host Manufacturing Day events. This year, 25-30 students each from Benjamin Logan, Bellefontaine, Indian Lake, Ohio Hi-Point, and Riverside High Schools toured various manufacturing facilities, including EWH Spectrum, Honda PRO Center, and more. By visiting these facilities, students saw firsthand how manufacturing companies in Logan County are leading the way in technology and production, while also learning about potential career pathways. The event was organized by the Midwest Regional Educational Service Center in partnership with the Logan County Chamber of Commerce, and it serves as a critical tool in promoting manufacturing as a viable and attractive career choice for young people. Not receiving our content regularly? Make sure to FOLLOW US on Facebook and SIGN UP to get weekly recaps sent directly to your inbox. Have something local to share? Submit your positive news for free HERE. Comments are closed.
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