McKenzie Pride Version 2.0 The McKenzie Pride program was founded in 2003 by local businesses to help McKenzie Career Center promote it's wonderful curriculum in academic and vocational education. The first project also honored Bernard McKenzie, who passed in 2003. The goal of this program is to promote community awareness of McKenzie Career Center and it's programs. Project 101 provided a McKenzie Pride T-shirt for each student and staff member. McKenzie Pride Days were held each week throughout the year (students and staff proudly wearing their McKenzie Pride T-shirt) with the goal of promoting our McKenzie Pride to Lawrence Central and Lawrence North students… and the community. We wanted to prompt questions like: what is McKenzie?, what courses does McKenzie offer?, and most importantly- how do I become a McKenzie student? All T-shirts display the McKenzie Pride logo on the front and the web address and program sponsors on the back. Show your support of education and sign-up today to sponsor McKenzie Pride Version 2.0. We will pursue donations for this program from January 1, 2007 through February 15, 2007. By March 1, 1300 T-shirts will be created with a new logo and the same goal, to promote awareness of McKenzie Career Center in the community.... AND to promote the generous businesses who support this program. Also Anchor and Gold sponsors will have their name on the lighted sign in front of the school-- as an additional thank you for your support! If you have questions about the McKenzie Pride program, please feel free to contact me via telephone or email. J. David Shinn, Program Coordinator (317) 545-3650 david@ShinnTechnology.com Click here, if you would like to support this project. Click here, to see our community sponsors to date.