It was not that long ago that Tommy Haji was sitting in a high school classroom trying to decide his future.
With family members who had recently immigrated to the United States, he and his parents knew there was only one path that would lead him to success.
“Education is the foundation of everything,” he recently told a group of 12 Stevenson students participating in the Vision Empowerment academy. “Once you are educated you are able to find your passions in life and go with them. You should never limit yourself to one thing.”
The Vision Empowerment Academy is a partnership between Wireless Vision, The Chaldean Community Foundation and Stevenson High School that provides students additional support and tools to pursue their dream careers.
Sterling Heights City Council adopts Sister City pact with Iraqi town
Sterling Heights city officials have signed up to create a Sister City agreement with Ankawa, Iraq to highlight and expand upon a cultural and economic partnership between the two communities. The Sister City agreement was initiated by Chaldean Community Foundation...
