Colton Career Day Inspires Youth
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The Colton Middle School band plays during the Career Day festivities while hundreds of other students look through possible careers and possibilities.
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San Diego Charger football player and Colton Middle School Alumni, Shareece Wright signs the students' papers and talks to them about becoming a professional athelete.
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Community volunteer and musician, Thomas Robles, plays for students while they wait in line to talk to different career professionals.
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Colton High School's ROP club showing support and looking to spark interest in their community service club.
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Students swarm around an actor who was there to talk to those who were interested in becoming a professional actor or actress.
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Students pose together in between booths. Many students took great advantage of the range of career representatives that were available to talk to.
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Students pose together in between booths. Many students took great advantage of the range of career
Photo Courtesy of: Christian Shepherd
Students pose together in between booths. Many students took great advantage of the range of career
Photo Courtesy of: Christian Shepherd
Paramedics were also available for those who were interested in going into the first response field.
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Probation officers speak to students about their duties and tasks throughout their day to day activities.
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Students pose together in between booths. Many students took great advantage of the range of career
March 26, 2014 at 12:03pm. Views: 85
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