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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2024 · 20 MIN

61. Focused on the Future

from Affton Unplugged · host tbracht

Welcome to this episode of Affton Unplugged, where Superintendent Travis Bracht interviews key staff members at Affton High School dedicated to enhancing career and college readiness for students. The episode introduces Dr. Jason Buck, Director of College and Career Readiness, and Mary Giunta, the Career & College Readiness Counselor and Senior Class Counselor, discussing their roles and new tools like the Next Grad kiosk designed to aid students in pursuing higher education and career opportunities. The conversation delves into the Affton Education Foundation's initiatives, supportive scholarships, and insightful bus trips that expose students to various college environments. The episode also highlights the robust support system in place for students considering enlistment or immediate employment, ensuring all paths are supported. Listeners will learn about the comprehensive programs and resources available, aimed at paving diverse pathways for success, celebrating student achievements, and emphasizing a personalized approach to education and career planning.

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