College & Career Center
Vision Statement: Our vision is to inspire and guide students at Mark Keppel High School to achieve academic excellence and career readiness. We aim to be a hub for college and career exploration, providing students with the resources, support, and opportunities they need to succeed in higher education and the global workforce. By fostering partnerships with colleges, universities, and industry leaders, we strive to create a pathway for every student to seamlessly transition from high school to their chosen post-secondary pursuits.
Mission Statement: The mission of the Mark Keppel High School College & Career Center is to empower all students to reach their full potential by offering comprehensive college and career guidance. We are dedicated to providing access to a wide range of academic and career resources, including dual enrollment programs, college application support, and career exploration opportunities. Our goal is to ensure that every student is equipped with the knowledge, skills, and experiences necessary to achieve their academic and career goals, and to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Admission Counselors/College Representatives can go to Counselor Community to schedule a presentation at our high school.
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STUDENTS - Book an appointment with one of us!
Ms. An - https://msanappt.youcanbook.me/
Mr. Cervantes - https://mrcervantesausd.youcanbook.me/
Services Offered at the College & Career Center (CCC):
During the school year the CCC coordinates College and Career presentations in an informational setting. Students have the opportunity to speak with College representatives as well as people in a variety of occupations and professions.
College & Career Readiness Information
The CCC guides students through college & career exploration and the college application process. We provide information about types of colleges, college majors, financial aid, personal statements, and many other topics. We can help with resume writing, college essays, interview skills and much more. Access our college catalogs, login to Career Cruising, or use our computers to research online anytime!
Scholarship Bulletin & Other Financial Aid Resources
Did you know students can start applying for scholarships way before senior year? The Scholarship Bulletin is the BEST place to the search for scholarships. The bulletin is available at the CCC, the student bulletin or online at the CCC website. We update the bulletin whenever we get new scholarships.
**Stay Informed and Organized with Our Google Classroom!**
The best way to stay on top of all the exciting opportunities from the College & Career Center is by joining the Google Classroom for your grade level. We post all field trips, workshops, educational, volunteer, work, and scholarship opportunities there, so you never miss out. Plus, we organize everything in the Classroom resources section, making it easy for you to find and access what you need. Don’t miss out—join your Google Classroom today and stay connected!
Staff:
Elizabeth An
Career Technical Education Advisor (College/Career Counselor)
Jose Cervantes
Career Technical Education Advisor (College/Career Counselor)
Tuesdays/Fridays
Elvira Robles
Senior Clerk Typist
Liza Hernandez
Career Education Technician
Idali Serrano
CTE Workforce Development Technician
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:45AM- 4:15PM
Telephone:
(626) 943-6790
ADDITIONAL SERVICES:
Career Guidance Information
The CCC has a complete career library with written information, and computer software programs to help students answer career/college questions. This available resource can help our students explore their future and potential.
Career Technical Education (CTE) and Dual Enrollment Classes
CTE classes are offered during the regular class day and after school. Students learn job specific skills and may receive a certificate of completion and graduation credits upon successful completion of the class. Dual enrollment classes are college-level courses that allow students to earn high school and college credit for free while still in high school.
Part-Time Jobs and Internships
The CCC maintains a list of job offerings and internship opportunities in the community and provides a referral service.
All students, who are under the age of 18, and has a job, must come get a work permit.