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28 local businesses and agencies brought their company vehicles to show 6th graders, while teaching the students about their jobs.

Assistant principle, Kelli Duke says it's not too earlier to start thinking about your future. 

“I think they need to make their minds up as to what they want to do in their futures so that they can be sure that they're preparing themselves academically not only at our level, but at high school level as well to be prepared for college if they want to go that route, or tech school if they want to go that route,” said Duke.