Students are encouraged to drop in to the Career Center [Room 208] before school, at break, at lunch, or after school until 4 p.m. [Mondays and Fridays -- let me know in advance that you are coming!]

You can also make an appointment with me to discuss college planning, career assessments, resume help, and so much more. 

The updated Career Center website shows what's new in college presentations, scholarships, and more. It is a work in progress, so check it out as it is updated regularly!

Students and their families have the opportunity to learn about the University of California (UC) system, gain a better understanding of the UC application process, and hear from representatives at participating UC campuses. The webinar is hosted by UC Davis.

For families interested in attending, please register once and indicate the number of guests planning to attend.

The WGA Caddie Academy is a summer youth development program run by the Western Golf Association (WGA) and the Evans Scholars Foundation.

Open to freshman students who exhibit character and leadership, academic success, and financial need [high achieving/low income]. The program lasts for seven weeks each summer from mid-June through early August. 

We will have a presentation with 2026 Caddie Academy participants from AGHS and Janis Bailey, local WGA Caddie Academy rep. SIGN UP HERE to attend during 1st or 2nd period on Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Allan Hancock College offers workshops online via Zoom for students interested in Nursing careers and also Radiography.

To learn all about it, visit the Allan Hancock College Pre-Radiography Workshop, happening online via Zoom from 3-4 p.m. on Monday, November 9th. 

California Aeronautical University (CAU) is offering a free online "Aspiring Pilot" Seminar, 5 p.m. on November 12th. 

The seminar will focus on understanding the different stages of flight training, how flight training works, the role of an aviation university in your journey, and how to ask the right questions when researching and comparing schools.

The 2027-28 National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) summer and academic year application is now available! NSLI-Y is a U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs program to provide overseas critical language study opportunities for U.S. high school language learners.       

Eligible U.S. high school students can apply to NSLI-Y summer 2027 or NSLI-Y academic year 2027-28. NSLI-Y does not require previous language study. 

Language offerings for 2027 study abroad programs include:

 

Finalists selected though a merit-based process will study the target language in a host location abroad in summer 2027 or academic year 2027-28. Application Deadline is Nov. 12.