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Four Vikings sign letter of intent to continue athletic careers at the four-year level
Two Pleasant Valley athletes signed Division I scholarships, one signed a D-II offer at Chico State, and one an NAIA offer in ...
These are five of the best paying jobs in California if you only graduated high school
More than 5 million Californians' highest level of education is graduating high school. Here are some fields they may want to ...
Lehigh Valley Live2d
Dear Annie: High school senior is stresses about the future
I want to make money without selling my soul to do something I’d hate. How can I find something useful to get my degree in?
Sky-Hi News2d
Middle Park High Schoolers sign letters of intent to pursue athletic and academic careers
On Wednesday, three Middle Park High School seniors signed letters of intent to play lacrosse as they advance to higher ...
Recruiters use simulations to demonstrate Army careers to students at Aiken High
A platoon-sized group of recruiters descended on Aiken High School Nov. 14 with the mission of introducing students to more ...
Sierra Vista Herald2d
Chasing opportunity: For Arizona high school athletes, transfers offer new paths and new challenges
Some high school athletes are chasing a trophy. Some might want to pad their statistics for college scouts, while others hope ...
How Chambers High School basketball is building a title run around pair of super juniors
Chambers High School’s Tarris Bouie and Markus Kerr will try to lead the Cougars to their first state championship in 21 ...
Millennials Lead Way With Resume Photos
A new survey by Talker Research has revealed that American millennials are leading the way in including photos on resumes, even though resumes in the U.S. traditionally exclude headshots.
Students getting a head start on their career while still in high school
Transitioning from high school to college can be tough for some. But, what if you could adjust while still in high school, ...
The jobs nobody wants to do – but pay £53k and you don’t need a degree
PEOPLE without a degree can earn over £53,000 a year if they are willing to take on an unpopular job. If it’s a job that few are interested in doing, then the company might be willing to pay ...