Located on the 1st floor main hallway between the Main Office and the Body Shop
Hours: Monday: 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Tuesday: 7:30 am - 2:00 pm
Wednesday: 7:30 am - 2:00 pm
Thursday: 7:30 am - 2:00 pm
Friday: 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Ms. Zaryah will be in the office on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Mrs. Sneed is in every morning.
Military Help: contact info here
Job Preparation Resources
There are several steps involved in preparing for and getting a job. See the below resources for help exploring, finding, and applying for a job.
Explore Skills & Interests- Click here for more
Before you get a job, you need to think about what careers interest you. Check out Naviance to complete surveys about your skills and career interests, and explore different types of jobs. Also check out this Jobs Handbook.

Find a Job
Get started on your job search using the below lists of websites and other resources. Also look around your community and talk to your network of family and friends to see who is hiring. Lots of opportunities are also posted here.
Keep Track of Jobs- Click here for more
To keep track of the jobs you’ve found and applied for, it’s a good idea to create a table. If you have easy access to a computer, Microsoft Excel is a great tool to use. Otherwise, you can keep track on a piece of paper.

Create a Resume- Click here for more
A resume is a summary of your skills, awards, and past volunteering and work experiences that convince an employer you're a good fit for a job. The easiest way to build your resume is to go to Naviance (under the "about me" tab).
Write a Cover Letter- Click here for more
A cover letter is where you get to tell a business why you will be a good employee. Even if the business doesn’t ask for a cover letter, you should still write one.
Interviewing Tips & Tricks- Click here for more
After you’ve submitted your resume and cover letter for a potential job, you may be called back for an interview. Your goal in a job interview is to present yourself as a responsible, hard-working person with a positive attitude. Also, come up with questions to ask the interviewer about their business/organization! *Also check out "Top 10 Interview Questions & Best Answers!"
Write a Thank You Letter- Click here for more
Send a “thank you” letter (or email) within 2 days after your interview. If you were interviewed by more than one person, send a letter to each one. Personalize each letter for each person you send it to. Mention the specific topics you discussed during the interview.
Be a Professional- Click here for more
Congrats, you’ve got the job! Now you need to be sure to act like a professional in the workplace. How do you make sure to do that? Follow the seven “A’s” for how to behave like a professional.
Life After High School- Click here for more
Check out this resource for students interested in college or a career. A variety of websites to use for planning for college, learning about college entrance exams, tips for study skills, applying to college online, and financial aid resources. For those embarking on careers, it includes career/interest match sites, career exploration sites for students, and career descriptions.