Exciting times for Aiea HS Students that had the opportunity to be trained by Dr. Jay Steele President of The National Career Coalition and premier instructor of student Ambassadors.

Special invitations to potential student Ambassadors.
Dr. Jay Steele gets to work.
Your Story
Meet your tour Ambassador tour guide
This is what CTE building and construction has to offer


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