NHS Creates Excitement to Styling Work Wardrobes

from School Focus Spring 2024

by Mississippi State University Research & Curriculum Unit

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Jackson, Emanuel Jones, Duncan Borges, Collins Jasper, IV, and Preston Jackson. Front row left to right: Natchez-Adams School District Fifth-grader Ashton James and Preschooler Darrian Mazique.

Natchez High School hosted a Fashion Show in November to showcase professional attire in the workplace and to prepare Senior students for the workforce

Career Coach Faith Lewis chaired this event Her committee members were fellow Career Coach Angela James, the NHS Counselors, Tywana Stewart, Iris Myles, Rhonda Searcy and Nakita Frye

The event was made possible by community sponsors and donors, including the Natchez WIN Job Center, Miss Lou Champions, Eckwanise Fields, Cassandra Gales, Angela James, Tony Heidelberg, Byron Jolla and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc

NHS Creates Excitement to Styling Work Wardrobes

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