JMS News Post

College and Career Week at JMS
Christopher Justice

We will celebrate JMS College & Career Week is September 28–October 2 at JMS!

JMS College & Career Week schedule for September 28–October 2. Monday, September 28 is Military Day, encouraging students to wear red, white and blue, camouflage, or military branch colors and asking them to name the six U.S. military branches. Tuesday, September 29 is Dress for Success, encouraging professional or dream-job attire and asking students to identify their dream job. Wednesday, September 30 is House/School Spirit Day, encouraging students to wear their house or JMS shirt and reflect on why attending school is important to their future. Thursday, October 1 is “Your Future Is Bright” Day, encouraging students to wear bright colors and identify a major goal they want to achieve by high school graduation. Friday, October 2 is College Day, encouraging college, technical school, or trade school shirts and asking how education after high school could help with a dream job. The graphic includes colorful daily panels with career-themed illustrations and the quote, “The best way to predict your future is to start building it today.”

JMS College & Career Week is scheduled for September 28–October 2! Monday, September 28 is Military Day, encouraging students to wear red, white and blue, camouflage, or military branch colors and asking them to name the six U.S. military branches. Tuesday, September 29 is Dress for Success, encouraging professional or dream-job attire and asking students to identify their dream job. Wednesday, September 30 is House/School Spirit Day, encouraging students to wear their house or JMS shirt and reflect on why attending school is important to their future. Thursday, October 1 is “Your Future Is Bright” Day, encouraging students to wear bright colors and identify a major goal they want to achieve by high school graduation. Friday, October 2 is College Day, encouraging college, technical school, or trade school shirts and asking how education after high school could help with a dream job. 

 

“The best way to predict your future is to start building it today.”