Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class took a field trip from Laconia Middle School to visit Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. The class visited various businesses on Tuesday and Wednesday to learn about career opportunities. Owner Jim Daubenspeck asked the kids what they wanted to do as a career, and got responses such as baker, lawyer and business owner. Daubenspeck hired a student last year after they came in to visit for the class. “[We’re] not afraid to hire young people,” Daubenspeck said. “But you got to work, you got to show up and got to pay for yourself.”
Jeremy Jenkins, 12, center, holds a size 24 boot during a visit to Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. Students in Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class visited various businesses on Tuesday and Wednesday this week to learn about the different career opportunities. Shop owner Jim Daubenspeck asked the kids what they wanted to do as a career, and got responses such as baker, lawyer and business owner. Daubenspeck hired a student last year after they came in to visit for the class. “[We’re] not afraid to hire young people,” Daubenspeck said. “But you got to work, you got to show up and got to pay for yourself.” (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Owner Jim Daubenspeck, left, displays a shoe, while his son Nate, right, works on a sole during a field trip for Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class from Laconia Middle School. The class visited Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Owner Jim Daubenspeck, left, displays a shoe, while his son Nate, right, works on a sole during a field trip for Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class from Laconia Middle School. The class visited Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
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Jeremy Jenkins, 12, center, holds a size 24 boot during a visit to Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. Students in Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class visited various businesses on Tuesday and Wednesday this week to learn about the different career opportunities. Shop owner Jim Daubenspeck asked the kids what they wanted to do as a career, and got responses such as baker, lawyer and business owner. Daubenspeck hired a student last year after they came in to visit for the class. “[We’re] not afraid to hire young people,” Daubenspeck said. “But you got to work, you got to show up and got to pay for yourself.” (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Owner Jim Daubenspeck, left, displays a shoe, while his son Nate, right, works on a sole during a field trip for Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class from Laconia Middle School. The class visited Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Owner Jim Daubenspeck, left, displays a shoe, while his son Nate, right, works on a sole during a field trip for Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class from Laconia Middle School. The class visited Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Seventh graders from Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness class at Laconia Middle School visit Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun)
Jim Daubenspeck talks with Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class from Laconia Middle School during a visit to Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun photo)
Owner Jim Daubenspeck talks with Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class from Laconia Middle School at Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. (Daniel Sarch/The Laconia Daily Sun)
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