By AL STOVER 

Hallett students get a peek at potential careers

Local professionals present at school career fair

 

Last updated 6/8/2017 at 9:07am

Al Stover

Shayley Taylor (left front) drives the Medical Lake High School Circuit Breaker's robot while her friend Lindsey Kuster (back) and Lauren Saue-Fletcher look on.

Recreation, special education and farming were just a few of the job paths Hallett Elementary School fourth- and fifth-graders got to glimpse during the school's first career fair event, June 1.

Counselor Tami Earthman explained the idea of holding a career fair at school was to give the students an opportunity to meet professionals from different career fields. Earthman's hope was that students would leave the fair with an idea of a career they want to pursue, and would begin making plans for their future.

At the fair, students met with a plethora of employees from different fields, incl...



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