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Money Doesn’t Grow On Trees- Branch Out

It may be hard to transition from high school to college and maybe some haven’t had jobs before so here’s a little help to further your career search. This board is to help with possibly studying abroad, getting a summer job, internships, and co-coops and where and what to do for any that you think would be a great fit for you.

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Duncan Diner

Duncan diner was a very successful night and everyone helped by contributing to Saint Jude’s Hospital by coming and joining us for hot dogs, chips, and milkshakes. When walking down to get seated there were information set out on the walls to inform you where your money was going to and to learn more about helping them.

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Make Good Choices

Don’t trust your luck and think of the future and the choices you make now to see what they will do in the future. Planning things out, making goals for yourself, and knowing the consequences that could come depending on your choices. Think ahead and don’t jump where as your unsure of whats next, I am not saying not to take risks or chances but to think of the outcomes so your not 100% surprised of the result.

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The Color Purple

The color purple spans 35 years in the life of Celie, a teenage African-American girl living in Georgia who is given by her abusive stepfather to an even more abusive husband. This musical is based of off a book along with giving the audience a message and something to look to, keep fighting and always stay strong. No matter who you are, your gender, race, you are who you are suppose to be and have to stay strong for yourself and for others, your not alone.

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Emotion Thermometer

Inside out is a great movie for kids and for adults, we can learn more and grow a deeper understanding of what these characters mean/represent. This board shows a thermometer of emotions represented by the movie Inside out, know where your limits are and what level you are at in certain moments. When you are talking with others remember your thermometer and don’t let it burst.