What class influenced your career choice the most?
May 21, 2021
Skylar Beckford: Math of Finance. It helped kick start the process of finding what I really want to do in life.
Haylee Rose: Cosmo.
Hunter Toner: Machining.
Tucker Clark: Construction.
Chancellor Chase: Physics.
Sarah Marsh: Criminal Justice with Mr. Woods.
Morgan Brooks: Criminal Justice because it showed me I wanted to be in the court room fighting for other people.
Emma Swartzfager: Healthcare.
Chris Almeda: Basic Programming.
Colton Lindsay: Automotive.
Brooke Richards: None of them.
Jaxon Gray: Auto because I learned many things like how to machine equipment.
Hunter Smith: Automotive.
Allison Zaczkiewicz: Mr.Kerr’s biology and chemistry classes.
Enola Monn: None, I just like rocks, man.
Dustin Middleton: Being in the welding class.
Gabrielle Rose: I think English really pushed me to think about things in different ways, which lead me to wonder why people think the way they do
Braden McKnight: Gym, I guess.
Brittany Dewey: Early Childhood.
Hunter Taylor: English.
Bryce Maleski: Gym class because I want to be associated with sports.
Brandon Arnink: Graphic Design 1-4.
Evan Simmonson: Study Hall.
Ethan Vollant: AP Government.
Lauryn Cressley: I don’t know where professional clown would be.
Levi Stanbro: Science.
Sam Reed: My home life.
Logan Sawyer: CAD 1.
Ian Hickey: Childcare for sure. It’s a CTC class that prepares you for a job in a field of your choice once you leave school.
Kyla Walker: Research during school and government class.
Riley Walker: Art.
Ethan Sproveri: Any science class.
Rachael Hajec: Newspaper actually! It has reassured me that choosing broadcast journalism is the right path for me.
Michelle Snyder: Miss Pound’s class.
Elizabeth Geer: Early Childhood Education.
Mason Thomas: Automotive.
Neil Pognant: Intro to Machine Tool Technology.
Christina Newman: My influence was outside the school.
Michael Winans: Biology.
Dustin Seth: Study Hall.
Chase Suchar: AP Chemistry.
Hallie Pearson: Cosmetology.