Career Cafe Kicks Off at William Floyd High School


Pictured with Jacqueline Giacalone, chairperson, Business & Technology Education (center) are William Floyd alumni who attended the annual Career Cafe | William Floyd School District

The William Floyd High School Business Department held its annual Career Café, a professional opportunity for students to speak with and learn from career professionals from various industries.

Nearly 300 students in grades ten, eleven, and 12 met with representatives from more than 80 fields for conversations about their careers. Additionally, 16 William Floyd alumni also returned to share their business expertise with students.

The event was organized by Jacqueline Giacalone, chairperson, Business & Technology Education, and the Business Education Department.

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