ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Join Dusty as he visits with three people that work within the education system. They will talk about their career paths, the ups and down of working in the education industry, and what it takes to start a career in the education field. Enjoy the conversations as Dusty talks to Jason Look who is an elementary teacher, Lee Baker, a middle school teacher, and Mike Wilber who was a high school teacher but is now a high school principal, and former Job Service North Dakota employee.
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