Preparing for the Future: North Shore High School Juniors Learn Key Life Skills

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Salem High School students attend the Credit for Life Fair SALEM, Mass. — Out of the classroom and into the workforce. Over 1,000 North Shore high school juniors got a crash course in “adulting” on Thursday, learning about rent, insurance and budgeting. “I’m sports management, I’m making $50,000 a year,” said Quinn Rocco Ryan, a student at Salem High School, who attended the Credit For Life Fair at Salem State University. Watch at WCVB.com