Encouraging exploration

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Encouraging exploration Students, parents participate in college and career workshop event Some Douglas County students and parents decided to make the most of Martin Luther King Jr. Day by exploring options for post-secondary education and careers. About 20 people attended a free College and Career Planning Workshop hosted

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A parade of trades

By on 10/19/2017   /   Apprenticeship, Career Exploration, Collective Impact, Community College, Education Matters campaign, Military, On-the-job Training, Opportunities, Partners, Post High School Education, School Years, Trade School, University, Youth   /   1 Comment
A parade of trades

A parade of trades Students from three counties explore career options at Canyonville expo More than 60 exhibitors converged with about 800 students for the Sept. 28 Southern Oregon Trade Careers Expo, an indoor-outdoor gathering designed to introduce teens to job options in numerous skilled trades industries. Students

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College knowledge

By on 11/16/2016   /   Apprenticeship, Career Exploration, Collective Impact, Community College, Education Matters campaign, Funding Your Future, Military, On-the-job Training, Opportunities, School Years, Trade School, University, Youth   /   Leave a comment
College knowledge

College knowledge November’s a busy time for post-secondary planning in schools Though November was recently declared “Oregon Goes to College” month by Gov. Kate Brown, educators would like Douglas County students and parents to know a couple of vital pieces of information. First, there are lots of options

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