Brenda Vega-Vega from Treasure Valley Community College shares information with prospective students during New Plymouth High School’s ‘POWER’ Fair, as pictured Thursday morning. Representatives from approximately 41 colleges, employers and branches of the nation’s Armed Forces were present to help pique students’ interest in where to take their career paths.
New Plymouth School District Board Chairman Marc Haws gives students a presentation on what it’s like working in the field of law. Haws is a former trial lawyer.
Brenda Vega-Vega from Treasure Valley Community College shares information with prospective students during New Plymouth High School’s ‘POWER’ Fair, as pictured Thursday morning. Representatives from approximately 41 colleges, employers and branches of the nation’s Armed Forces were present to help pique students’ interest in where to take their career paths.
Photos by Corey Evan | Independent-Enterprise
New Plymouth School District Board Chairman Marc Haws gives students a presentation on what it’s like working in the field of law. Haws is a former trial lawyer.
NEW PLYMOUTH — Students could be seen gathering both inside and outside of New Plymouth High School Thursday morning, as they made the rounds of the school’s ‘POWER’ - short for Post-secondary Workplace Readiness — Fair. Approximately 41 booths were set up for the all-day event, presenting all of the school’s students, grades 9-12, with information about area colleges and universities, apprenticeship information, and details about how one could participate in the nation’s Armed Forces.
Representatives from several area businesses gave presentations on various career pathways, as part of the fair. The event was organized by Counselor Brandy Grimm, who said she started putting together fairs like this one when she previously worked at COSSA Academy in Wilder.
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