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Crestview High School to host Career and College Fair for area juniors in March

Crestview High School will bring together students, employers and colleges March 6 for a career fair designed to help juniors explore future education and workforce opportunities.

Ashley Ward

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Crestview High School will host its 2026 College and Career Fair on Friday, March 6, from 9 a.m. to noon in the CHS Multipurpose Building, providing area high school juniors with opportunities to explore career pathways and educational options.

The event will connect students with employers and postsecondary institutions from across the region. Students will have the chance to engage directly with business and college representatives, ask questions and gain insight into real-world career and education options.

All 11th-grade students from Crestview High School, Baker High School and Laurel Hill School are invited to attend. The career fair is designed to support students as they explore life after high school and begin planning for college, careers or technical training.

The event will provide exposure to career pathways, workforce expectations and educational opportunities as students prepare for their post-graduation futures.

The Okaloosa County School District said it appreciates the continued support of community and industry partners in helping prepare students for success beyond graduation.

Businesses, employers and colleges interested in participating can contact Olivia Taylor by email at olivia.taylor@okaloosaschools.com.

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