The summit gives high school students the opportunity to learn about resources like financial aid, scholarships, and different career options.
INDIANAPOLIS— On Tuesday morning, 2,700 Latino high school students were inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse for the Latino Education Summit."I’ve been planning to go there," said Calderon."Going to college for me it’s such a big part of me and almost a part of my identity. I want to do it because my parents are immigrants and I’m a first generation here so I want to like do that dream that they never got to accomplish," said Calderon.
"I am here in this country because of my education, and I would like this new generation to see the importance of education, getting a degree, and improving their lives," said Pico.
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