Bellefontaine High School students now have more career options.
High school juniors and seniors attended the 7th annual Logan County Career Expo at Indian Lake High School on Thursday.
The Logan County Chamber of Commerce, Logan County Job and Family Services, and Midwest Regional Educational Service Center coordinated the expo. Approximately 90 businesses met with potential employees.
Several industries were represented at the event, including manufacturing, law enforcement, food service, agriculture, health care, and the armed forces.
Students from Bellefontaine, Benjamin Logan, Indian Lake, Riverside, Ridgemont, Ada, Upper Scioto Valley, Kenton, and Ohio Hi-Point Career Center attended the expo.
BHS students completed their profile and researched local companies before attending the event.
High school students are encouraged to explore What’s Your E.
The 3E’s stand for Employed, Enlisted, and Enrolled.
The goal is to ensure that prior to graduation, every student in Logan County has committed to either: Employment at a local company, Enlistment in the military, or Enrollment in a 2- or 4-year college.
You can see more at https://www.logancountyohio.com/ed-3e.html
Interviews and hiring happened during the event.
Bellefontaine High School Academic Advisor Daulton Mosbarger was thrilled with this year’s expo.
He said, “The career expo is a great experience for our students. It’s filled with opportunities and everyone involved with making it a success does a fantastic job. It’s our hope that our students come away from the expo with information that will be beneficial to their future success. Our mission is to help each senior select their E by graduation.”
Photos: The 2023 Logan County Career Expo at Indian Lake High School
