Here's how this Staten Island school is creating powerful career connections for students | In Class column
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Notre Dame Academy High School hosted nearly 70 alumnae for the Gators Connect career-focused day, which enables students in grades 9-11 to engage with accomplished women from diverse professions. Seniors participated in mentorship programs tailored to their interests. Dr. Christine Hagedorn delivered a keynote address, emphasizing how the supportive network empowers students. President Kathryn Jaenicke highlighted the impact of alumnae engagement in helping students pursue their passions, build confidence, and navigate career paths effectively. The event aimed to inspire through meaningful connections, showcasing the value of mentorship in educational journeys.
"At Notre Dame Academy, the strength of a supportive network of women is key to empowering our students," said Notre Dame Academy President Kathryn Jaenicke.
"Alumnae engagement plays an important role in helping our girls explore their passions, shape their futures, and build confidence as they navigate their educational and career journeys."
The Gators Connect program allows students in grades 9-11 to participate in presentation-style career day sessions, hearing from passionate women who excel in their careers.
The event showcases the value of mentorship and the importance of connections in shaping the future of young women in various fields.
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