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The Fresno Bee
Friday, Mar. 01, 2013 | 12:07 AM
Students from Central High School and Madera High toured the AT&T office in Fresno on National Technology Day Thursday.
AT&T's Hispanic/Latino Association, HACEMOS, hosted its annual HACEMOS National High Technology Day in 31 cities across the country to engage students in hands-on technical activities and interactive workshops designed to encourage them to consider careers in science and technology.
This year's event was expected to draw about 1,800 students nationwide.
Central High ROP student Quole Wilson, right, checks out a wi-fi camera and other mobile devices with fellow students from Central High and Madera High during a tour for the students at the AT&T office in Fresno on National Technology Day Thursday, February 28, 2013.
AT&T assistant store manager Edna Pearson talks to students from Central High and Madera High about the importance of education during a tour for the students at the AT&T office in Fresno on National Technology Day Thursday, February 28, 2013.
AT&T engineer Coy Lowe talks to students from Central High and Madera High about remote network access during a tour for the students at the AT&T office in Fresno on National Technology Day Thursday, February 28, 2013.
AT&T field technician Chris Sefton, left, discusses the company's fiber optic connection system to students from Central High and Madera High during a tour for the students at the AT&T office in Fresno on National Technology Day Thursday, February 28, 2013.
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