09/08/2026
Good Morning!
Winters High School is excited to host our 5th Annual College & Career Fair next month, and we hope you can join us and be a star for our students! We still need additional booths and mini-sessions in order to provide information and help all of our students reach their career and college goals!
The event will take place on Friday, October 16, 2026, at Winters High School. We are looking for colleges, businesses, organizations, trades, public agencies, and career professionals to help our students explore the many opportunities available after high school.
College & Career Fair
Fair: 11:36 AM–12:36 PM
Location: WHS Quad
Booth Set-Up: Begins at 11:00 AM
At your booth, students will stop by to learn about your college, career, industry, or organization and ask questions. Students will have an assignment to complete about what they learn and will turn it in to their teacher.
You are welcome to bring:
Swag or giveaways for students — optional!
A pop-up canopy, if you have one
College, career, or organization information
Job, internship, apprenticeship, or volunteer applications if you are currently recruiting.
Career & College Mini-Sessions
We are also offering two 20-minute mini-sessions before the fair. These give students an opportunity to hear more in-depth information about a career, profession, industry, or college before visiting the booths.
Mini-Session 1: 10:22–10:42 AM
Mini-Session 2: 10:49–11:09 AM
Presenters can speak for approximately 15 minutes, followed by student questions. You are welcome to bring a presentation or simply talk with students about your profession, career pathway, or college experience.
You may participate in the College & Career Fair, a mini-session, or both.
If you can attend, please complete our Google Form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSek_ZeOg5fZT8jSchWpHeSaWS1iMuUaGzCzqqu1bRoHTtnGww/viewform?usp=pp_ur
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thank you for helping our students learn about the many possibilities available to them after high school. Your experience and time can make a meaningful impact on their future!
Thank you,
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Olivia Rodriguez, Nicole Roper, and Carla Wroten