Charleroi preparing to host Bring Your Kid to Work Day
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May 6, 2025

Charleroi preparing to host Bring Your Kid to Work Day

By TAYLOR BROWN, Senior Reporter 

High school junior Regan Brown organized the event and is introducing some changes this year.

Regan Brown has proudly taken over an annual Charleroi Area High School tradition.

As a junior, she has successfully organized the district’s ninth annual Bring Your Kid to Work Day, which will fill the campus with games, food and fun on Thursday.

First brought to the district by former Cougar Katelynn Valla, the event has grown each year since starting with 10 children in 2016.

This year, 36 children are...

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