Norwalk students learn about becoming firefighters
Norwalk's fire department partnered with Briggs High School to teach nearly 20 students about becoming a firefighter. Fire officials say the program exposes kids to the career of a firefighter. The
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May 23, 2015, 4:03 PM
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Norwalk's fire department partnered with Briggs High School to teach nearly 20 students about becoming a firefighter.
Fire officials say the program exposes kids to the career of a firefighter.
The program aims to help build enthusiasm and interest in being a firefighter.
Organizers say they hope the fire academy program continues to grow and expand to other Norwalk high schools.
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