High school job fairs offer direct hiring opportunities

Brandon Marley President/CEO of Greater Coachella Valley Chamber - Greater Coachella Valley Chamber
Brandon Marley President/CEO of Greater Coachella Valley Chamber - Greater Coachella Valley Chamber
0Comments

The Desert Sands Unified School District (DSUSD) is organizing a series of job fairs aimed at connecting high school juniors and seniors with potential employers. The events are scheduled for April 7, 9, 16, and 17 in 2025, across four different high schools in the Coachella Valley.

Employers participating in these job fairs will have the opportunity to meet students from La Quinta High School on April 7, Shadow Hills High School on April 9, Palm Desert High School on April 16, and Indio High School on April 17. The events are set to take place during specific hours at each location.

The initiative offers businesses a chance to showcase job opportunities and engage directly with emerging talent. Employers can interview and hire students during the event. “Gain exclusive access to high school students from all four high schools eager to explore career opportunities,” states the promotional material for the event.

Registration fees for businesses vary depending on participation duration: $75 for one day, $125 for two days, or $200 for all four days. Each registration includes a table and chairs for recruiters, lunch, access to a hospitality area, and convenient parking.

Proceeds from these job fairs will support career centers at local high schools by providing resources and support focused on career readiness. The organizers emphasize that this is an opportunity not only to recruit future leaders but also to invest in local student success.

For more information or to register for the event, interested parties can visit https://bit.ly/thefutureishere2025.



Related

Dan Bylsma Head Coach of Coachella Valley Firebirds - Official Website

Ty Nelson’s overtime goal secures fourth straight win for Firebirds against Ontario Reign

Ty Nelson scored an overtime goal as the Coachella Valley Firebirds secured a fourth straight win over Ontario Reign. The victory extends their winning streak ahead of an upcoming match against San Jose Barracuda.

Dan Bylsma Head Coach of Coachella Valley Firebirds - Official Website

Olofsson scores overtime winner as Firebirds defeat Ontario Reign 3-2

Gustav Olofsson scored an overtime goal as the Coachella Valley Firebirds beat the Ontario Reign 3-2. Goaltender Nikke Kokko set a franchise record with his 34th career win. The team prepares for another game against Ontario while continuing its community outreach efforts.

Brandon Marley President/CEO of Greater Coachella Valley Chamber - Greater Coachella Valley Chamber

$1 million federal funding to improve Coachella Valley cemetery roads and memorial access

The Coachella Valley Public Cemetery District has received $1 million in federal funding for major roadway repairs at its grounds and Veterans Memorial. Local leaders say these improvements will enhance safety and accessibility for thousands of visitors each year.

Trending

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from Coachella Valley Times.