Informational meetings replace the Carlmont Course Fair
Kylie Lin, Staff Writer
February 12, 2018
Filed under Campus
Carlmont’s annual Course Fair is no more. In previous academic years, this “Course Fair” was an event held during lunch to expose students to the variety of classes that Carlmont has to offer. Various educational departments — English, Art, Math, etc. — set up booths in the main gymnasium f...
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