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Township Students Participate In Program Sponsored By Commission On Status Of Women

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Freeholder Director Pat Walsh, standing at right, and Somerset County Commission on the Status of Women Chair Janice Fields, seated center front, are pictured with girls who participated in the commission-sponsored STEM program at the Vo-Tech High School in Bridgewater. Photo: Somerset County Freeholders.

Girls from two schools in the township were among 58 throughout Somerset County who participated in a STEM program at the county Vocational & Technical High School.

The event was sponsored by the county Commission on the Status of Women.

Participating in the event were township students from Sampson G. Smith School and Central Jersey College Prep Charter School.

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