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Marist High School has announced an expansion of its career education efforts, aiming to give students a wider view of what comes after graduation. The program will focus on career exploration, skilled trades, college preparation, apprenticeships, and other pathways that help students make informed decisions about their futures.
School officials say the goal is to meet students where they are and help them find direction, whether they plan to attend a four year university, enter a trade program, or start working right away. The expanded initiative will connect students with hands on learning, industry exposure, and guidance from staff who understand the many routes available today.
The effort reflects a growing recognition that success looks different for every student. By offering more options and support, Marist hopes to prepare graduates for meaningful work and continued growth, no matter which path they choose.
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