So as I'm missing Adam....here he is on his 1st day out of town makin' the Mohave daily news!
Students give thought to future
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| CAREER DAY: Universal Technical Institute representative Adam Moore discusses the school’s options with Mohave High School students during the school’s career fair. Nearly 30 schools, businesses and other organizations appeared at the fair, said counselor Chance Vallon; that’s more than double the number that participated last spring. RODD CAYTON/The Daily News |
By RODD CAYTON/The Daily News
BULLHEAD CITY — The students were not in the gym at Mohave High School Wednesday to cheer on the Thunderbirds, but to think about what “teams” they might be joining after their days on campus are through.
At the school’s spring career fair, said counselor Chance Vallon, a co-organizer of the event, nearly 30 colleges and universities, businesses, trade schools and government and military organizations were on hand to give the students a peek at what choices await them after graduation.
“The last thing a student wants is to graduate from high school and have no idea where to go,” Vallon said.
At the school’s spring career fair, said counselor Chance Vallon, a co-organizer of the event, nearly 30 colleges and universities, businesses, trade schools and government and military organizations were on hand to give the students a peek at what choices await them after graduation.
“The last thing a student wants is to graduate from high school and have no idea where to go,” Vallon said.
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