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INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the Herndon High School online College and Career Center! In addition to the informational meetings with students and parents throughout each school year, these pages serve as an additional aid to both students and parents for successful post-secondary planning. Counselors work with students in group and individual meetings throughout the four years of high school to develop post-secondary career and educational plans. For a listing of the alphabetical assignments of students to counselors, please refer to the Student Services homepage. The Career Center Specialist meets with all students in each grade level every year for age-specific lessons regarding career exploration and post-secondary planning.
Career Center Specialist: Candace Morris
703-810-2310 or Email: cemorris1@fcps.edu
7:00 a.m - 2:30 p.m. and by appointment
Located across from Cafeteria, Room 148
What is The Career Center?
The Career Center is a resource the Student Services Department
provides to students and parents to assist them in developing a plan
for the future that takes into account the student's interests and
abilities, as well as prevailing trends in education, economy and job
markets. The center has information (in the form of printed material,
college and career speakers, computer software and internet sites)
pertaining to two- and four-year colleges, graduate schools, vocational/technical
schools, apprenticeship programs,civilian and military careers, financial
aid, interest inventories, and volunteer/job opportunities.
Students receive hands-on instruction in Family Connection to updae information, to complete assessments and to begin post-secondary planning appropriate for their grade level.
All students are free to stop by
during break, at lunch, and before or after school. Visits during class
time require a pass from a teacher.
Parents are welcome, too! Parents,
who are making a special trip to Herndon High School just to visit
the Career Center, should call ahead to be sure that there are no classes
scheduled to use the resource materials at the time of the visit.
Please take a moment to check out the comprehensive Fairfax
County Career Connections site which
provides information on career planning, self-assessments, college
selection and applications, military opportunities, ROTC, trade
schools, apprenticeship programs and more! And be sure to check
out the other pages here on our own HHS site.
For career planning help, check out the Virginia View website.
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