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Adirondack High School's Second Annual Career and College Connections Fair a Resounding Success

Adirondack High School's Second Annual Career and College Connections Fair a Resounding Success

Adirondack High School's Second Annual Career and College Connections Fair a Resounding Success

The second annual Career and College Connections Fair, hosted by Adirondack High School in partnership with Connected Community Schools, proved to be a resounding success, drawing students and community members alike to the high school gymnasium on Wednesday, April 17, 2024. The event, which ran from 11am to 3pm, provided a platform for attendees to engage with local businesses, organizations, trade unions, and colleges, delving into discussions on career readiness, future opportunities, resume expectations, and coursework.

The fair aimed to offer Adirondack students and community members the chance to forge meaningful connections with potential employers, explore diverse career fields, and engage with colleges and universities regarding the application and acceptance process. From enthusiastic interactions with local businesses and trade unions to insightful conversations with representatives from educational institutions, attendees were presented with a wealth of opportunities to bolster their understanding of the professional landscape.

Representatives expressed their satisfaction with the level of engagement and interest exhibited by the attendees, emphasizing the value of such initiatives in cultivating a dynamic and well-prepared future workforce.

The Career and College Connections Fair not only served as a platform for networking and knowledge sharing but also stood as a testament to the commitment of Adirondack High School and Connected Community Schools in equipping students with the tools and insights necessary for their future endeavors. By fostering an environment conducive to exploration and learning, the fair has undoubtedly left a lasting impression on all those who participated.

Businesses who attended:  

  • Adirondack Bank
  • Adirondack Scenic Railroad
  • AmeriCu 
  • Baillie Lumber
  • Boonville Environmental Conservation Council
  • Burns & McDonnell
  • Community Bank
  • Cornell  Cooperative Extension - Agriculture Economic Development
  • Cornell Cooperative Extension- Energy Hub
  • Cornell Cooperative Extension - Oneida County
  • Indium 
  • International Wire
  • Kraft
  • Lodging Kit Company
  • Matt Nimey GMC
  • Mid-York Library System
  • Mohawk Valley Community Action
  • National Grid
  • New York State DOT
  • Oneida County Civil Service
  • Oneida County Emergency Services
  • Oneida County Sheriff’s Office
  • Oneida County Stop DWI
  • RCIL- Resources for Independent Living
  • Sunset Nursing Home
  • The Project Fibonacci Foundation, Inc.
  • Three Phase 
  • Three Phase IBEW 1249
  • Tri-State Drilling
  • Water Safari
  • Working Solutions
  • Upstate Caring Partners

Colleges who attended:

  • Elmira College
  • Herkimer County Community College
  • Jefferson Community College
  • LeMoyne College
  • Mohawk Valley Community College
  • North Country Community College
  • Paul Smith’s College
  • SUNY Morrisville
  • SUNY Oswego
  • SUNY Poly
  • University at Buffalo
  • Utica University

Unions who attended:

  • IBEW Local 43 (Electrical Union)
  • Laborers Local 190
  • North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters (Carpenters Union)
  • MANCY- Manufacturers Association