College & Career Center

What You Can Do Here...

Learn about occupations and career
Learn about universities, colleges, community colleges, and technical schools
Attend presentations about colleges and careers
Get college applications, scholarship applications and financial aid forms
Register for the PSAT, SAT and ACT tests
Find out about school-to-career opportunities such as job shadows and industry-related field trips
Search for a job; check the job listings

DCAC activities help support our school to increase our college enrollment rates and the program serves as a resource for all students at the school.
Our DCAC support activities include:

Individual drop-in college advising/preparation
Parent/guardian/family workshops/events
College information and preparation workshops
Financial aid/scholarship workshops

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Many students in today’s high schools choose courses and work experiences in an unplanned, aimless manner, often resulting in limited career options and undeveloped potential.

Innovative educators across the nation have responded by restructuring schools around career pathways. A career pathway is an integrated, multi-year sequence of career guidance, coursework, and work-based learning experiences that enables students to explore a variety of career choices and provides a context for learning.

Schools that are organized around career pathways give students an opportunity to use their experiences in the classroom and the workplace to help determine what they might or might not want to do, and gain a better understanding of the kinds of experience, skills, and education and training they will need to be successful in the workplace. The idea that students can begin to develop an initial career direction which provides a purpose and context for learning can motivate students, increase their achievement, and smooth the transition from school to work.