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Students connected with college, career recruiters at fair

Lanier Charter Career Academy hosts event for students

Avery Grindle, left, helps Giovanny Lozano with a job application form Monday morning at Lanier Charter Career Academy during the school's college, careers and community fair. The fair is part of a new Coaching for Success program at the school that connects students with a mentor who can help them identify what they want to do after high school.

1110LCCA1 — Avery Grindle, left, helps Giovanny Lozano with a job application form Monday morning at Lanier Charter Career Academy during the school's college, careers and community fair. The fair is part of a new Coaching for Success program at the school that connects students with a mentor who can help them identify what they want to do after high school.

Kristen Oliver

Updated: Nov 9, 2015, 8:42 PM

Published: Nov 9, 2015, 8:46 PM

The ballroom in The Oaks at Lanier Charter Career Academy buzzed with the sound of students excitedly discussing their futures. Nearly 30 colleges, universities and companies from across the state sent representatives Monday to the C3 Fair at Lanier Charter Career Academy. Students ages 16 and older were able to meet recruiters and potential employers and take home applications for schools and jobs.

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03152025 UKRAINE 6.jpg — Ukrainian war refugees gather at Open Heaven Church Wednesday, March 13, 2025, to discuss their current plight in the U.S. and the possibility of their Temporary Protected Status being removed. - photo by Scott Rogers

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