Students in Polk County are taking summer break to learn in demand, high paying trades.
Teah Howey, 17, knew that going to a traditional college after high school was not the route she wanted to take.
“My original plan was to be a physical therapist, but I realized school was very hard and stressful. I was like, I like physical labor anyway, so I think it would be pretty nice to learn a trade,” Howey said…