Career Center

• A hub of information available for all 9th - 12th graders to explore, develop and achieve post-secondary educational plans and goals.
• Receive support on, browse through and take printed materials on pre-apprenticeship programs, apprenticeships, two-year degrees, four degrees and military branches. Attend presentations by representatives of these programs.
• View current job openings and program opportunities.
• Learn how to use online tools like Career Cruising or work on financial aid applications and scholarships.
• Visit Career Center website for handbook guides complied by the Renton School District College and Career Specialists. 

• The Career Center is open Monday-Friday, 7 am - 3:30m pm. Location varies at each school, contact your Career Center Specialists for location. 
• Due to offsite field trips and workshops, the Career Center will be closed on select days.
• Students can visit the Career Center with teacher approval. Students must have a signed pass from their teacher for that class period. 
• Students dropping off Worksite Learning Packets and/or Parent/School Work Authorizations can drop-off those forms anytime by leaving them in the labeled tray.

Hazen High School Career Center

Quan Nguyen, College & Career Specialist
Contact Quan Nguyen
Phone: (425) 204-4254

Lindbergh High School Career Center

Christina Park, College & Career Specialist
Contact Christina Park
Phone:  (425) 204-3160

Renton High School Career Center

Cindy Martinez, College & Career Specialist 
Contact Cindy Martinez
Phone: 425-204-3524

Talley High School Opportunity Center
Shedrick Pitts, College & Career Specialist
Contact Shedrick Pitts
Phone:  (425) 204-2146

District Contacts: 

Bruce Cooper, CTE Support Specialist
Contact Bruce Cooper
Phone: (425) 204-3856

Kellie Center, Worksite Learning Coordinator
Contact Kellie Luther 
Phone: (206) 794-8974 

•Explore college planning resources

• College visits
• Application process -College course catalogs and applications – Computers available for research and applying to colleges.
• Scholarships- For a listing of all the currently available scholarships see the scholarship link on the Career Center website at your school
• Financial Aid -There are resource books about Financial Aid available for check-out.

•Job and Volunteer postings – See the Career Center for available opportunities.

•Find career connected learning opportunities Worksite Learning

• Worksite Learning
• Industry Field Trips
• Industry Certification

•Explore post-secondary options through a variety of career planning resources 

• Books available on choosing a career, writing resumes, interviewing for jobs and many other aspects of career selection.
• Learn how to use online tools such as Career Cruising
• Apprenticeship options
• Military opportunities