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Gadsden ISD Hosts Engaging Career Day for Desert View Elementary Students

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On May 6, Gadsden ISD organized a successful Career Day at Desert View Elementary School, where community members shared insights about their professions with students from 7 to 11 AM. Each guest speaker, including local journalist Olivia Vara, presented for eight minutes, followed by a Q&A session, allowing students to explore various career options. The event aimed to inspire students by showcasing relatable role models from their community, emphasizing the importance of hard work and passion in achieving meaningful careers. This initiative not only provided valuable information but also encouraged students to consider diverse career paths.

Key Details: • Event Date: May 6, from 7 AM to 11 AM • Location: Desert View Elementary School • Guest Speaker: Olivia Vara, ABC-7 weekend morning anchor • Students rotated through multiple career stations • Focus on inspiring students to explore diverse professions

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