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The holiday season is upon us! And if we take no other lesson from 2020, it’s the importance of connecting with family, friends, neighbors, and our community. This holiday season offers the perfect opportunity to give back to others. We hope these ideas will inspire you to get to work in your community helping those who deserve love this time of year. Read more….
Read about how Career Compass is doing the “2020 Pivot” to ensure that our students receive the extra support and encouragement they need during the 2020-21 school year. With 225Gives, you can get involved in making sure that the Class of 2021 has a plan for life after high school graduation. Read more….
Since it’s College Major month in Career Compass’s world of social media (check out our Instagram for more), our student blogger, Sydney Scott, compiled a list of some career pathways you might have overlooked, not considered, or simply have never heard about!
Time to celebrate the amazing school year we’ve had. In this month’s post, guest bloggers Stacie Gardana and Synomen Hebert present our top statewide statistics, recognizing the hard work and achievements of our students, and the dedication of our College & Career coaches.
Jake Vincent is a sophomore at Nicholls State University who we first met years ago when he was senior at H.L. Bourgeois High School in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. We caught up with him on a visit to his old high school and asked him to share his thoughts about Career Compass.
This month, College & Career Coach Ashley LeSaicherre and Development Director Carrie Peña team up to provide an unconventional perspective into the lives of a group of Career Compass college & career coaches.
It's been a record year! We present some of our top statewide statistics, celebrating the hard work and achievements of our students, and the dedication of our College & Career coaches. Read more...
It is Christmas time! December is a wonderful time of year to celebrate friends, family, co-workers, and everyone else in your life. Given the season, I was moved to write a non-profit organization that can use some assistance, Career Compass of Louisiana.
