Bossier City Hosts Thriving Career Fair for Students Amidst Rainy Weather
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Sponsor Our ArticlesHi there, Bossier City! If you’ve been out and about in the city recently, you might have noticed some exciting buzz around town! It’s all about helping our young folks prepare for a bright future beyond the classroom walls. That’s right—Bossier Parish Schools have rolled out the red carpet for a two-day career fair hosted by none other than the Bossier Parish School for Technology and Innovative Learning, and it’s getting quite a bit of attention!
On Tuesday, over 60 local businesses and industries set up shop at the fair to connect with students eager to explore potential career paths. This event showcases a mix of exciting options, from technology and trade to healthcare and beyond, paving the way for students to discover what they might want to do in the future.
And don’t worry if you missed the first day—there’s still time! The fair continues this Wednesday starting at 8:30 a.m.. It’s a golden opportunity for students to meet professionals, learn about different careers, and even consider internships that could help them build the skills needed in the workforce.
At the fair, students are encouraged to ask questions, gather information, and consider local job opportunities. Whether they are interested in hands-on trades, skilled professions, or creative fields, there’s something for everyone. The event aims to empower students to think about their future, whether that’s heading straight into the workforce or pursuing further education.
This week has been buzzing with more than just rain clouds as there are a few other happenings around our beloved town. For example, the Caddo Parish School District is looking for substitute bus drivers! It seems that keeping those wheels on the road is a top priority, and they are reaching out to the community for support.
In Shreveport, on a more serious note, there has been a tragic incident involving a domestic dispute that ended fatally, reminding us all about the importance of community support and intervention.
Meanwhile, the Caddo Parish Commission has been hard at work, finalizing a whopping $143 million budget for 2025, ensuring that our community continues to flourish and grow for years to come. And let’s not forget the Holiday Open House organized by CASA for Children Texarkana and the Texarkana Children’s Advocacy Center! They’re spreading cheer and goodwill as we gear up for the festive season.
So there you have it, Bossier City! A vibrant week filled with opportunities for our students, reminders to take care of each other, and the community joining hands to support our future. Don’t forget to stay warm and dry, and if you can, swing by the career fair to see what amazing prospects are waiting just for you!
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