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Career Development

Student Life MS: Career Development Lead in

Every student deserves to see how their education prepares them for life beyond middle school. Whether they plan to attend college, start a career, or explore both paths, students thrive when they understand the real-world value of what they’re learning.

Student Life MS: Career Development Description

School-to-Career

School-to-Career (STC) is an initiative and a philosophy. It is a method of delivering the curriculum to our students that links classroom knowledge to real-world applications.  Students learn better when information is made relevant, and STC ensures this by linking schoolwork to workplace realities.   School-to-Career links the world of school to the world of work by supporting school-based activities such as classroom speakers, mentors, soft-skills presentations, and real-world activities and by infusing these into the Common Core through collaboration between members of the business community and classroom teachers.    

Career Development Coordinator

The Career Development Coordinator provides a number of career-related experiences for students, including:

  • Job Shadow Opportunities
  • Guest Speakers
  • Field Trips
  • Interest Inventories
  • Career Fairs
  • Tutors/Mentors
  • Service Learning Opportunities       

Business Alliance

A business alliance is a collaboration among business, community, and school leaders committed to educating every student to become a responsible, productive citizen who can effectively manage future challenges. Through the support, dedication, and commitment of our volunteers, we provide a range of opportunities for our students to develop the skills needed to succeed in their future careers.

Career Development Coordinator

Nancy Daughety

919-664-5737
ndaughety@wcpss.net

Business Partners

Business Partners

  • lbert Alwang, Wake Economic Development
  • Rachel Bailey, Red River
  • Kevin Bockenbrough, BCBS NC
  • Sarita Broadway, CFNC
  • Brandi Clark, Barak Financial Services LLC
  • Tonya Coachman, UPS
  • Alex Collier, Mirth Works LLC
  • Ali Daniels. SECU
  • Nancy Daughety, Moore Square Career Development Counselor
  • Mitzi Downing, NC State University
  • Warren Dunshee (Co-Chair), Entercom
  • Frank Fee, Advanced Animal Diagnostics, Inc
  • Krystal Fish, Moore Square Career Development Coordinator
  • Amanda Fletcher, Moore Square Park
  • Serena Flood, Kymanox
  • Zahira Floyd, Red Hat
  • Jen Foster, Self Employed
  • Gary Freeman, Major League Dad
  • Robert Gilchrist, Gilchrist Safety Solution, LLC
  • Roderick Gorham, NC Highway Patrol
  • Cat Gurley, Red Hat
  • Kristen Hagopian, Andrews McMeel Universal
  • Steve Hess, NEMA
  • Tammera Hill, NC Department of Public Safety
  • Adonya Hood, Raleigh Moms Blog
  • Jonathan James, Pfizer
  • Ellie Johnson, Red Hat
  • Chris Kirk, US Army
  • Jenna Kostka, Moore Square Park
  • Heather Lee, Icon Clinical Research
  • Kimla Lee, Red Hat
  • Nicole Loeffler, Weatherspoon and Voltz LLC
  • Heather Marks (Co-Chair), Heather Marks Consulting
  • Alison Medlin, NC State University
  • Julie Miller. Wake County Gov’t, Duke, Tech Private Consulting
  • Hector Molina, ECU
  • Jessica Moran, CPA
  • Brett Morris, Artspace
  • Jason Myers, City of Raleigh
  • Christopher Nickerson, yPrime
  • Mary Peuler, Self-employed
  • Frank Preugschat, Self employed
  • Megan Raby, COR Museum and M.T. Pope Museum
  • Kim Saguinsin, Warrior Tech OCR
  • Tom Shannon, Tom Shannon
  • Syreeta Smith, WCPSS Early Childhood
  • Bernette Stivers, Wind Rose Construction
  • Shenette Swann, Marbles Kids Museum
  • Alice Tate, NCNMS
  • Amy Taylor, SECU
  • Leslie Taylor, Moore Square Principal
  • Brandy Thompson, Clearscapes
  • Grayson Williams, Red Hat