Discover Exciting Career Opportunities at the Welsh-Roanoke Junior High School Career Fair

3rd Annual Eighth Grader Career Fair

On Thursday, the 3rd annual Eighth Grader Career Fair took place at Welsh-Roanoke Junior High School, providing students with a valuable chance to engage directly with representatives from a variety of local businesses, colleges, and organizations. This event aimed to expose students to potential jobs, training, and educational opportunities.

Kelli Migues from the Burton College of Education at McNeese State University visits with students Dailin Petre and Collier Bergeaux, discussing career options and educational paths.

Networking with Local Professionals

Students were able to explore various career paths and job opportunities, including discussions with:

Local realtors Chelsey Orgeron and Breanne Canerday of the Orgeron Group discuss the real estate industry with students.

American Press Advertising Director Kim King and Marketing Consultant Bryce Carter engage with students about potential career opportunities in the newspaper industry.

Deputy Thomas Gatte from the Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff's Office speaks about law enforcement careers with students.

Emergency Medical Technician Jack Pretzer answers questions from eighth-grade students about career training and opportunities.

This event was a significant opportunity for students to start thinking about their futures and the various paths available after high school graduation.