More than 600 students attended the 2024 College and Career Fair at the Logansport/Cass County Airport. Vendors presented information about a variety of career options available to students direct from high school graduation or after continued education.

Winamac highlights college and career pathways

Winamac Community High School Principal Cody Hook and Academic Advisor Emma Myers presented information about college and career pathways at a regular Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation school board meeting on Feb. 12. Principal Hook explained that schools are changing quite a bit, as they are now looking at a more customized experience for each student. Myers said that their ultimate goal is to help students find their "E," or their decision to enroll in either post-secondary education, enlist in the military, or be employed in the workforce after they graduate high school. There are three boxes that students have to check in order to graduate: Box I, which is graduating with a high school diploma, Box II, employability skills and Box III, post-secondary readiness.

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