Wahluke students attend Outdoor Career Fair
Mireya Antunez (right) talks with Wahluke High School students during the Outdoor Career Fair Friday at WHS. Antunez discussed opportunities offered by the Washington State Patrol with attendees at the event, many of whom hadn’t considered law enforcement as an option before.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
The air ambulance displayed during the Outdoor Career Fair at Wahluke High School Friday drew a crowd of interested students.
Joe Collins of RDO Equipment Company (right) talks about job opportunities with Wahluke High School students during the Outdoor Career Fair.
Washington State Patrol troopers Mireya Antunez (left) and Bryan Villaneuva (right) talk with students during Wahluke High School’s Outdoor Career Fair.
SSG Alvin Toro (left) and Sgt. Joshua Britcher (right) talked about opportunities offered by the U.S. Army with Wahluke High School and Wahluke Junior High students during the school’s Outdoor Career Fair.
The Washington Air National Guard helicopter that appeared at the Wahluke School District Outdoor Career Fair drew a curious crowd of students.
MATTAWA — The Outdoor Career Fair sponsored by the Wahluke School District Friday gave students a look at careers they might not have considered otherwise.
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