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Breaking Barriers: The Little Red Schoolhouse Hosts Its First All-Women’s Training Session

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The Little Red Schoolhouse, a renowned training facility by Xylem, has been a cornerstone for education in the pump and water industries since its inception. For decades, this program has provided hands-on learning opportunities and technical training to engineers, plant operators, and professionals in the field, setting a high standard for knowledge-sharing in the industry. Known for its focus on practical application and innovative solutions, the Little Red Schoolhouse has long been a hub for collaboration and professional growth.

This year, excitement is reaching a new high as the Little Red Schoolhouse hosts its first-ever all-women’s training session. This historic event is a testament to the industry’s ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion, as well as its recognition of the vital contributions women bring to engineering, water, and energy solutions.





This specialized training not only empowers women with advanced technical skills but also fosters a sense of community among participants, creating an environment where they can network, collaborate, and share their unique experiences. It’s a moment that highlights the growing presence of women in traditionally male-dominated industries and the importance of supporting their continued advancement.





This initiative aligns perfectly with broader movements like Empowering Women in Industry, which seek to amplify women’s voices, celebrate their achievements, and provide opportunities for growth. The first all-women’s training session at the Little Red Schoolhouse is more than just a program—it’s a movement toward breaking barriers and building a more inclusive future for the industry.





"The first all-women’s training session at Xylem’s Little Red Schoolhouse is a groundbreaking moment for the industry. It’s about equipping women with the technical skills they need to excel while providing a space where they can learn and collaborate without intimidation. When women feel supported and empowered, they unlock their full potential to lead and innovate." – Charli K.


Read this article and more like it in the Empowering Women Digital Magazine.


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