St. Ephrem kids get glimpse into future at annual Career Day

February 8, 2018 Meaghan McGoldrick
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St. Ephrem students got thinking about their futures on Tuesday, January 30 as the school – located at 7415 Fort Hamilton Parkway – celebrated another successful Career Day.

Among the adults in attendance to speak to students about what they do for a living were Deputy Inspector Frank Giordano, Fire Marshal Matthew Donnely, Sergeant Steve Dinko, Officer Andy Savva and – perhaps the kids’ favorite – K9 JC. Others careers up for discussion included nurse, social worker, lawyer, journalist and even Monsignor.

It was an extra special occasion for Giordano’s daughter, Allie who, on Tuesday, marked her last Career Day. Allie, an eighth grader, will go on to high school next year.

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By the end of the presentations, at least one kindergarten class was sure of their dreams. When asked what they wanted to be when they grow up, answers ranged from firefighters and police officers to writers, doctors, bakers and rock stars.


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