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SECCA Kicks Off College and Career Readiness Activities

SECCA Kicks Off College and  Career Readiness Activities
PREPARING STUDENTS FOR LIFE – The Southeastern Early College and Career Academy (SECCA) is working to prepare students for life through a variety of college and career readiness activities. Here, Healthcare students and their instructor work to learn about the Tektone call light system. L to R: Instructor Lash Clements, CEO John Sharpe, Toombs County High School (TCHS) Senior Julia Lopez-Rojas, and Montgomery County High School Sophomore Autumn Pittman. Front: TCHS Sophomore Tatum Salter.
SECCA Kicks Off College and  Career Readiness Activities
PREPARING STUDENTS FOR LIFE – The Southeastern Early College and Career Academy (SECCA) is working to prepare students for life through a variety of college and career readiness activities. Here, Healthcare students and their instructor work to learn about the Tektone call light system. L to R: Instructor Lash Clements, CEO John Sharpe, Toombs County High School (TCHS) Senior Julia Lopez-Rojas, and Montgomery County High School Sophomore Autumn Pittman. Front: TCHS Sophomore Tatum Salter.

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Southeastern Early College and Career Academy (SECCA) kicked off its college and career readiness activities recently.

College and Career Readiness refers to the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to be successful in post-secondary education and/or training that leads to gainful employment. Today's workplace requires that all workers be lifelong learners in order to advance their careers. Some of the activities include administering career assessments to students, hosting a college and career readiness day that will include military representatives, employers, and college representatives, inviting guest speakers to speak with students, students creating college and career vision boards, hosting a personal finance day, using realworld equipment to teach lessons, and more.

SECCA CEO John Sharpe emphasized the importance of these activities. 'All students should graduate from high school ready for college and careers, prepared to pursue the future of their choosing. At SECCA, we are preparing students for life,” he remarked.

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