- Welcome
- Class of 2025 Action Plan
- Student Handbooks & Guides
- College & Recruiter Visits
- Additional Resources for Youth
- Job Search
Welcome
Welcome to the Opportunity Center!
What is the Career Center?
- A hub of information available for all 9th - 12th graders to explore, develop and achieve post-secondary educational plans and goals.
- Receive support on, browse through and take printed materials on pre-apprenticeship programs, apprenticeships, two-year degrees, four degrees and military branches. Attend presentations by representatives of these programs.
- View current job openings and program opportunities.
- Learn how to use online tools like Career Cruising or work on financial aid applications and scholarships.
- Visit Career Center website for handbook guides complied by the Renton School District College and Career Specialists.
Opportunity Center Google Classroom
Visit the Opportunity Center Google Classroom to connect directly with Ms. Luther, the Career Center resources, and other classmates!
Meet Your High School College & Career Specialist
For further information and/or questions, contact:
Shedrick (Rick) Pitts, College & Career Specialist
Shedrick.Pitts@rentonschools.us
425-204-2146
Office Hours: Monday- Friday 9am-3:30pm
Please schedule time with Mr. Pitt's through bookings before or after school, or when you are available, as instructional time and teacher permission allows.
Additional Support
Ms. Nila Griffin
Academic Advancement Coordinator
Nila.Griffin@rentonschools.us
425-204-2149
Class of 2025 Action Plan
Don't let current circumstances get in the way of your future; apply for college now, find financial aid, or find job training and figure out your action plan.
Student Handbooks & Guides
Useful Student Handbooks
- For 9th - 12th Grade: A Guide to Volunteering handbook is available online for the 2024-25 school year!
- Junior/Senior Handbook provided by the 12th Year Campaign
- Junior/Senior Handbook fillable provide by the 12th Year Campaign
- Comprehensive Scholarship Guide
- Washington College Access Network offers Complete College Knowledge Books, College Knowledge Glossary, packets by grade (9-12th) or by Chapter (Chapters 1-6) provided in English, Russian, Somali, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
- Financial and Social Resources for Homeless LGBTQ+ Youth In this guide, you’ll find state and national helplines, shelters and other organizations that can help, along with tips for how to avoid homelessness. If you are among the LGBTQ+ homeless youth in America, these resources can help you find support and a safe home.
- 2020-2021 Career Guide
- ACT Tips & Tricks: How to prepare for the ACT
College & Recruiter Visits
2024 - 2025 COLLEGE VISITS
Admission Counselors from different colleges and universities visit the high schools in the Fall to share information about their school to perspective students. These visits are often presentations in the Career Center or tabling during lunch time. This information may be updated throughout the school year.
College Exploration Videos
The Washington Council for High School-College Relations operates for educational purposes, and is organized to assist all Washington State students to access and engage in post-secondary opportunities at its member institutions."- The WA Council. They have provided the following videos:
- Bates Technical College
- Bellingham Technical College
- Big Bend Community College
- Cascadia College
- Centralia College
- Clark College
- Clover Park Technical College
- Columbia Basin College
- Edmonds College
- Everett Community College
- Grays Harbor College
- Lake Washington Technical College
- Lower Columbia College
- Peninsula College
- Renton Technical College
- Skagit Valley College
- South Pudget Sound Community College
- Tacoma Community College
- Walla Walla Community College
- Whatcom Community College
- Seattle Colleges- South Seattle, Seattle Central and North Seattle
More College Information
- Central Washington University
- Gonzaga University
- Green River College
- Lake Washington Institute of Technology
- Pacific Lutheran University
- Seattle University
- University of Washington- Seattle
- University of Washington - Tacoma
- Washington State University
- Western Washington University
Central Washington University
Central Washington University On The Spot Admissions Event!
Central Washington University On The Spot Admissions Event!
Calling high school seniors applying to CWU!
This event will allow students the opportunity to do the following:
- Complete their application
- Receive an immediate evaluation of their high school transcripts
- If eligible, receive an offer of admissions
- Ask questions about CWU and meet with the Admissions Counselors
- Requirements for CWU “On the Spot” Admissions
How do I attend the event?
Go here! After reading the information provided, scroll to the bottom of the page, find the calendar, and click on the date your are available and find a time you can attend! That's it!
Note: These appointments are first-come, first-serve and are limited in availability.
Daily Admission Sessions and More!
Students can sign up for one of CWU's daily admissions sessions and are encouraged to explore CWU's online campus tours, chats with counselors, and more!
Watch a video about Central Washington University.
Gonzaga University
Gonzaga University Virtual Presentation: Tuesday, October 20th at 4:00pm - 5:00 pm.
Students will hear a brief introduction (30 minutes long) of Gonzaga University and will be encouraged to stay after for the Q&A session (30 minutes).
Please join on Zoom.
Meeting ID: 982 2243 2035
One tap mobile:
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Green River College
Green River College Virtual Information Sessions
Join to hear from a Green River representative about their campus, academic programs, financial aid, and get answers to your questions.
Tuesday, October 6 & 20, 2020: 4-5 PM
Tuesday, November 3 & 17, 2020: 4-5 PM
Tuesday, December 1, 2020: 4-5 PM
Please RSVP to Austin Joy, Recruitment and Outreach Specialist, to receive the link for Zoom.
Green River Rep Connect Sessions offer prospective students the chance to collect information about getting started, applying, and learn about opportunities for financial aid.
Rep Connect Session Dates:
October 7, 2020:5-6pm
October 14, 2020: 5-6pm
October 21, 2020: 5-6pm
October 28, 2020: 5-6pm
For more information and to participate, please contact Austin Joy, Recruiting Specialist, via phone (253) 333-6041.
Lake Washington Institute of Technology
Lake Washington Institute of Technology (LWTech) has weekly campus tours every Wednesday at 11am.
Can't make it to a campus tour? Feel free to contact Cherie Bachman, LWT Admission Coach, by phone (425) 739-8381 or email, or visit during daily drop-in hours in Rm W203 of the West Building.
Pacific Lutheran University
Pacific Lutheran University Virtual Presentation: Wednesday, October 14th at 4:00pm - 5:00 pm.
Students will hear a brief introduction (30 minutes long) of UW Tacoma and will be encouraged to stay after for the Q&A session (30 minutes).
Please join on Zoom.
Meeting ID: 984 4057 1649
One tap mobile:
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Seattle University
Seattle University is offering Virtual workshops ad well as One-on-one appointments with college representatives.
Students are encouraged to explore and attend the online workshops and/or sign up for a one-on-one appointment.
University of Washington- Seattle
Rep Visit- College Application Workshop
Please join LHS and UW Seattle in one or both of the upcoming College Application Workshops:
- October 26, 2020
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 952 7687 0132
https://washington.zoom.us/j/95276870132
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- October 28, 2020
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 913 3702 3094
https://washington.zoom.us/j/91337023094
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Please note, Lindbergh High School is hosting this event, however, all Renton School District students are welcome to attend.
UW Application Webinars for Freshman
UW is hosting application webinars for freshman. Freshman can hear directly from an admissions counselor, learn how to complete the Coalition Profile, get tips for essay writing , and so much more.
All webinars are 4–5 p.m. Pacific Time.
• Wednesday, September 30
• Thursday, October 8
• Tuesday, October 20
• Monday, October 26
• Monday, November 2
• Friday, November 6
• Tuesday, November 10
• Thursday, November 12
Please create your Coalition account in advance and have questions on hand to ask! Click on a date above to register for the webinar of your choice.
UW Miscellaneous Virtual Information Sessions
All in-person events for the remainder of 2020-2021 school year have been halted, however, students are still able to connect virtually and UW has a number of resources online to help students learn more about opportunities at the UW, get a head start on their admission application, tour the campus from afar and find answers to all their questions. Some resources that might be useful to your students include:
- Virtual admissions presentations: Hear more about the UW and the application process and get your questions answered by a counselor.
- Coalition application webinars: Watch as our counseling team walks through the components of the Coalition Profile and what parts are required to apply to the UW. We’ll even demo how to self-report coursework.
- Self-guided campus tour and virtual tours: Listen to student stories and see the sights, whether you’re on campus or miles away.
COVID-19 has disrupted all of our lives but we are committed to ensuring that no student will be unfairly advantaged or disadvantaged within our application review process as a result. Please see our website for more information on admissions and COVID-19.
We appreciate your partnership and look forward to connecting with you and your students soon.
Warmly,
HtooShar Mon
Admissions Counselor
Multicultural Outreach and Recruitment
Husky Preview: What will you learn?
Husky Preview, what will you learn? Read more.
University of Washington - Tacoma
University of Washington Tacoma is hosting tons of virtual events to fit the needs of their students and families. Visit their virtual information page to learn more.
Watch a video!
Virtual Presentation October 13th at 3pm
University of Washington Tacoma Virtual Presentation: Tuesday, October 13th at 3:00pm - 4:00 pm.
Students will hear a brief introduction (30 minutes long) of UW Tacoma and will be encouraged to stay after for the Q&A session (30 minutes).
Please join on Zoom.
Meeting ID: 918 9681 3854
One tap mobile:
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UW Tacoma Virtual Events
- Campus Tour
- Prospective Freshman Admissions
- Prospective Transfer Admissions
- Freshman Application Workshop
- Running Start Admissions
- UW Tacoma: Facts, Questions, Answers
- Q & A with the VMRC
- Admissions en Español
Campus Tour
We welcome you and your family to visit our beautiful campus in the heart of downtown Tacoma - virtually! Campus tours are student-led. You will see our campus spaces, including the library, University Y Student Center, and classroom buildings that used to be warehouses, furniture factories and grocery stores. Our Campus Ambassadors share their personal experiences in a way that help you walk away with a greater understanding of the UW Tacoma student experience.
- Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays @ 4pm
- 2nd Saturday of every month @ 10am
We welcome you and your family to visit our beautiful campus in the heart of downtown Tacoma - virtually! Campus tours are student-led. You will see our campus spaces, including the library, University Y Student Center, and classroom buildings that used to be warehouses, furniture factories and grocery stores. Our Campus Ambassadors share their personal experiences in a way that help you walk away with a greater understanding of the UW Tacoma student experience.
Please RSVP
Husky Preview: What will you learn?
Husky Preview, what will you learn? Read more.
Prospective Freshman Admissions
- Wednesdays: 3pm
This webinar is designed for high school students who are not participating in the Running Start program and will be applying to UW Tacoma as freshman applicants. UW Tacoma Admissions advisors will detail admissions requirements, housing, majors, campus life and be available to answer any questions you have!
Please RSVP
Prospective Transfer Admissions
- Transfer Tuesdays at 2pm
This webinar is designed for prospective transfer students to get all of their transfer specific questions answered in one place. We will discuss admissions requirements, transfer credit, financial aid and scholarships, and how to be major ready.
Please RSVP
Freshman Application Workshop
- 1st & 3rd Thursdays 3:00 PM​​
Designed for students filling out the Freshman application - gain information, get questions answered and learn about how to write your personal statement.
Please RSVP
Running Start Admissions
- 2nd & 4th Tuesday of every month: 3pm
If you are a current high school student in the running start program and have not yet applied to UW Tacoma, this webinar is for you! We will discuss admissions requirements, which application to complete, how your credits will transfer, and tools to help you along the way!​
Please RSVP
UW Tacoma: Facts, Questions, Answers
- 3rd Friday of every month: 4:00pm
In this interactive webinar UW Tacoma Admissions Advisors and current UW Tacoma students will answer the questions that we get asked often and also give you time to ask questions of your own! The webinar will cover all things UW Tacoma with special topics like the differences between the UW campuses, admissions, student life, study abroad, internships and more!
Please RSVP
Q & A with the VMRC
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1st Wednesday 5:00 PM
Connect with staff from the Veterans Military Resource Center in this monthly session. Learn about resources on campus, ask questions about how to use your benefits and more.
Please RSVP
Admissions en Español
- 3rd Saturday every month
Responderemos sus/tus preguntas sobre admisiones, el proceso de solicitud, fechas importantes y mucho más
Please RSVP
Washington State University
Pullman Daily Virtual Presentations: Get to Know WSU Pullman
- Life in Pullman
- Housing and Residence Life (Take a virtual tour)
- Academic opportunities Learn about all 200+ fields of study
- https://admission.wsu.edu/tuition-costs/tuition-break-down/Tuition & Fees: Cost of attendance, scholarships, and financial information
- How to apply
- Next steps after college
- The Honors College
All presentation times will take place in Pacific Time.
Western Washington University
Western Washington University Virtual Presentation: Friday, October 32rd at 3:30pm - 4:30 pm.
Students will hear a brief introduction (30 minutes long) of WWU and will be encouraged to stay after for the Q&A session (30 minutes).
Please register in advance.
Pullman Daily Virtual Presentations: Get to Know WSU Pullman
- Life in Pullman
- Housing and Residence Life (Take a virtual tour)
- Academic opportunities Learn about all 200+ fields of study
- https://admission.wsu.edu/tuition-costs/tuition-break-down/Tuition & Fees: Cost of attendance, scholarships, and financial information
- How to apply
- Next steps after college
- The Honors College
All presentation times will take place in Pacific Time.
More Pullman Daily Virtual Presentations: Get to Know WSU Pullman
- First year & transfer students Mon-Thursday: 11am & 3pm, Wednesday’s: 6pm
- Transfer Students: Wednesday’s: 3pm
- Academic Presentations, Varies days/times throughout October
- Application Help, Tuesday’s: Drop-in hours from 2-5pm
- First Generation Students, Tuesday’s: Drop-in hours from 2-5pm, 1st Wednesday every month Presentations at 3pm
- Inclusivity Panels, October 27th & November 17th, Times TBD
For more details visit Get to Know WSU Pullman.
2024 - 2025 MILITARY VISITS
Additional Resources for Youth
- Financial and Social Resources for Homeless LGBTQ+ Youth, created by MoneyGeek.
MoneyGeek worked with Selima Morrow, director of outreach and community housing at CHRIS 180, to write this resource page. It includes:
• Facts about the issue of LGTBQ+ youth homelessness.
• Information on housing and financial assistance at the national and state level.
• Practical advice on how LGTBQ+ youth can navigate homelessness and find help.
- Creating LGBTQIA+ Friendly Communities in Healthcare & Education:
This guide highlights the challenges LGBTQIA+ students and patients regularly face such as discrimination by healthcare providers and insurance, and the lack of proper training on LGBTQIA+ issues by teachers and doctors. It also provides some really helpful tips and resources for finding an LGBTQIA+ friendly healthcare provider and college.
- Scholarships & Resources for African Americans:
At EduMed, we're always looking for ways to help students in healthcare and other fields achieve their college and career goals through the free resources we publish on our website. The latest example of our efforts is a new scholarships and resources guide we created specifically for African American students.Our online guide showcases 20 scholarship opportunities (including many in the healthcare field) that can make all the difference in affording college. We've also provided a list of valuable academic and career resources that African American students can use to maximize their success during and after college.
Emotional Well-Being and Mental Health
- Trans Lifetime
- TeenLink
- Teen Line
- Trevor Project
- WA Listens
- WA Warm Line
- 24- Hour Crisis Hotline
- Crisis Text Line
- Safe Place
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
- Homeless Assistance
Trans Lifetime
Trans Lifeline is for the trans community, ran by the trans community, and offers direct emotional and financial support to trans people in crisis.
Call now 877-565-8860 to get support or learn more about what services are offered.
TeenLink
Teen Link is a help line for teens, by teens. You can call/text/chat with a teen volunteer 4 days a week from 6PM-10PM on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. They will listen to your concerns and talk with you about whatever is on your mind. Adults will still be available other times so you can always have someone to talk to. Their number is 1-866-833-6546 or 1-866-TEENLINK.
Teen Line
Teens helping teens! Who better to go to then someone who is your own age and can relate to the issues and challenges facing your generation? Teen Line!
- CALL: (310) 855-HOPE same as (310) 855-4673
OR (800) TLC-TEEN same as (800) 852-8336
Toll-free in the United States and Canada - TEXT: Text "TEEN" to 839863
- Peer counselors are available from 6:00PM TO 9:00PM PACIFIC TIME
- Text "STOP" to opt out. Standard message and data rates may apply. Read terms and conditions.
- EMAIL: Visit Teen Line to send an email. Please note: TEEN LINE gets hundreds of emails, so we are not always able to get to each one. If you do not receive a response from us within 5 days, please call our hotline, text us, email us again, or pursue one of the other resources on this page.
- TEEN TALK APP: TeenTalk
Teen Talk is a free iPhone app where teens can get support for whatever they may be dealing with from a trained teen. It is a safe, non-judgmental space where you can anonymously post your issue at any time and get support.
Teen Talk peers are available from 6:00PMT TO 10:00PM PACIFIC TIME -
MESSAGE BOARD:
Visit the Teen Talk message board to read what other teens are going through and share your own!
Trevor Project
Are you a young person in crisis, feeling suicidal, or in need of a safe and judgement-free place to talk? The TrevorLifeLine is here!
- TrevorLIFELINE: 866-488-7386
- This crisis intervention and suicide prevention phone service is available 24/7/365.
- This crisis intervention and suicide prevention phone service is available 24/7/365.
- TrevorCHAT: Confidential online instant messaging with a Trevor counselor, available 24/7.
- (Access is better through a computer, as you may have technical difficulties if using a smartphone or tablet.)
- (Access is better through a computer, as you may have technical difficulties if using a smartphone or tablet.)
- TrevorTEXT: Text START to 678-678
- Confidential text messaging with a Trevor counselor, available 24/7/365. Standard text messaging rates apply.
WA Listens
Washington Listens is a free, anonymous service for anyone in the state. Washington Listens provides support to people who feel sad, anxious, or stressed due to the events of this year including COVID-19 and the wildfires. Call 833-681-0211 now!
WA Warm Line
WA Warm Line is a peer support help line for people living with emotional and mental health challenges. Calls are answered by specially-trained volunteers who have lived experience with mental health challenges. They have a deep understanding of what you are going through and are here to provide emotional support, comfort, and information. All calls are confidential.
If you are in crisis or considering suicide, call the 24-Hour Crisis Line at 1-866-427-4747
24- Hour Crisis Hotline
The 24-Hour Crisis Line provides immediate help to anyone in emotional crisis. You can call 1-866-427-4747 or 1-866-4CRISIS for help.
Crisis Text Line
However you are feeling or whatever issue is giving you a hard time:
- Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor.
- US and Canada: text 741741
- UK: text 85258 | Ireland: text 50808
Free 24/7 support at your fingertips at the CrisisTextLine.
Safe Place
Need a place to stay or are you in a crisis? Safe Place can help with any of the following problems and more: from home situations, suffering from abuse or neglect, lost or in a dangerous situation, with a drunk or unsafe driver, or just need to talk.
Need Help?
Text SAFE to 44357 with your current location (Street Address, City, State)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can all help prevent suicide. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.
Call 800-273-8255
Homeless Assistance
Job Search
CTE Career Guide
Explore the CTE Career Guide, 2024-2025 Edition, to explore dozen of great career pathways including:
Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications
Business, Management and Administration
Finance
Hospitality and Tourism
Marketing, Sales, and Service
Health Science
Education and Training
Government and Public Administration
Human Services
Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security
Information Technology
Architecture and Construction
Manufacturing
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics
Job Search
Job Postings
Republic ServicesJump Start your Diesel Career with Republic ServicesAre you interested in learning the Diesel Technician trade? You don't have to have a mechanical background to be successful, just a desire to become a diesel technician and a mechanical aptitude. This program is also great for automotive students looking to advance their skills into something bigger with an added emphasis on personal and leadership development. Explore our 9-week Technician Apprentice Program and be a part of an organization who’s fully geared up to help you achieve your professional goals.
What You'll Do:
Perks:
🎥 Curious about life at Republic Services? Check out this short video about our Technical Institute to learn more!
👉 Apply now and kickstart your journey with Republic Services! Learn more and apply at RepublicServices.com/TechInstitute! Reach out to Jordanne Ellingboe and Jenn Nguyen with any questions: Jellingboe@RepublicServices.com and Jnguyen@RepublicServices.com. |
Suzie's Swim School
Now hiring a part-time swim instructor for morning or afternoon lessons.
Starting pay $20+/hour depending on experience.
No teaching experience necessary but must know all four swim strokes.
Please inquire at info@swimschool.com
Outside Service Technician is primarily responsible for the repair of case goods, leather, and upholstery furniture in customers’ homes.
Schedule: Tuesday – Saturday 7am-3:30pm
Pay: Starting $18-$28/hours
Georgina Pringle | Field Recruiter
Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc.
20623 34th Ave E | Spanaway, WA 98387
Cell 608-863-0646 | GPringle@Ashleyfurniture.com
www.ashleyfurniturehomestore.com | www.ashleyfurniture.com
Careers:  ashleycareers.ttcportals.com
Driver CDL Careers:    ashleydistributionjobs.com
Northwest Aerospace News
More Career Exploration & Videos
- PNW Education & Workforce Summit Virtual Panel & Career FairÂ
- Career Connect Washington Career Exploration at Home
- CITC: Construction Industry Training Council
- Manufacturing Week
- CTE
PNW Education & Workforce Summit Virtual Panel & Career FairÂ
The Virtual Panel & Career Fair aired April 30, 2020 from 11 am-1 pm. Missed it? The PNW Education and Workforce Summit Virtual Panel and Career Fair is now available on online. Watch videos from:
- AA Asphalting- No video available
- Contact: Tanya Kroum, Recruiter
- Aerotek
- ANEW
- City of Seattle
- Green River College
- Neighbors Relocating Services: No video Available
- Contact: Guy Battaglia, Human Resource
- PCL Construction Services, Inc.
- Pedalheads Bike Camps
- Port Jobs
- Pudget Sound Window Maintenance
- Seattle Colleges
- Seattle Goodwill Industries
- Seattle Recruiting Company / US Army
- Seattle Southside Regional Tourism Authority
- Success Foundation - Southside Argonauts
- Offering two student summer programs- All students welcome.
- STEM Focused Challenge, "NASA's Roads on Mars Road Style challenge."
- Window into Work Program
- Offering two student summer programs- All students welcome.
- Washington National Guard
Questions, please send an email.
Career Connect Washington Career Exploration at Home
Everyday in May, 2020 at 3:30 pm (Starting May 4th)
Career Connect Washington career exploration at home
New Career Explore program kicking off for middle and high school students statewide: CareerConnect@Home, sponsored by Career Connect Washington. CC@H is an opportunity to provide students with critical career exploration that they may not otherwise receive given the COVID-19 school closures.
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Here are the high-level details:
• Businesses, labor organizations, and industry associations are hosting live, online discussions about their industry and their work-
Discussion topics will vary from day-to-day and may include employee panels on different careers at an organization, industry panels describing a job sector, specific work skills important to a career, and / or a current challenge an organization is working to solve
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May 4, 2020: Zillow- Technology and Innovation
May 5, 2020: AWS-Educate
May 6, 2020- Uber
May 7, 2020- Seven2
May 8, 2020- Bristol Myers Squibb
May 11, 2020- IBEW
May 12, 2020- Automotive Careers with ITAC
May 13, 2020- Advanced Manufacturing with SEH
May 14, 2020: Energy Utility Careers with AVISTA
May 15, 2020: Carpenters
May 18, 2020: Fashion Start-Up Armoire
May 19, 2020: Venture Capital and Startups with Madrona Venture Group
May 20, 2020: MOD Pizza
May 21, 2020: Running a Start-up with Moz
May 22, 2020: Chef Edouardo Jordan, Culinary Careers and Business Ownership
May 26, 2020: Serving in Local Government with Rep. Jesse Johnson and Zahra Roach
May 27, 2020: Part 1-Swedish Hospital and Sea Mar Community Health Center
May 27, 2020: Part 2-HealthPoint Community and Seattle Children's
May 28, 2020: Working in Non-Profits with Committee for Children
May 29, 2020: Journalism Careers with KUOW Radioactive
June 1, 2020: Alaska Airlines
June 2, 2020-Seattle Mariners
June 3, 2020- Microsoft
June 4, 2020- Boeing
June 5, 2020- Careers in Biotech with Adaptive Biotechnolgoy
June 8, 2020- Careers in Maritime Industry- Explore the world on commercial, scientific, and naval vessels.
June 9, 2020- Nanostring
June 10, 2020- Grant Public Utility District- Powering WA with Hydroelectricity
June 11, 2020- Management Consulting with Boston Consulting Group (BSG)
CITC: Construction Industry Training Council
Learn more about Apprenticeship, Construction Training, Continuing Education, and Skill Assessments at CITC.
Manufacturing Week
2020 Manufacturing Week LIVE! Videos
Watch videos from 2020 Manufacturing Week Live, which tell the stories of manufacturing in the State of Washington and featuring these subjects aired on:
October 5th- Innovation: Featuring women in manufacturing
October 6th- Sustainability: Featuring the topics of technology, energy, and carbon.
October 7th- Supply Chain Distribution: Featuring the topics of trade, transportation, and infrastructure.
October 8th- Agriculture: Featuring Food & Beverage manufacturing and distributing
October 9th- Aerospace: Featuring the topic of aviation manufacturing
CTE
Learn more about Career and Technical Education in the Renton School District.