The Levittown School District hosted its Post-Secondary Fair at Levittown Memorial Education Center on March 4, offering soon-to-be-graduates the opportunity to explore career and education prospects with more than 100 guest representatives.

The room was bustling with energy as students from Division Avenue and General Douglas MacArthur high schools and their parents toured dozens of tables that signaled exciting opportunities. Guests from various colleges, trade schools, vocational programs, police organizations, unions and military branches exposed them to a range of paths after graduation, including vocational schools that focus on careers like plumbing and electrical. Connections were made as attendees asked questions and students shared their personal contact information. The Post-Secondary Fair reflects the district's goal to support students to succeed well beyond graduation.

High school students made new connections by leaving their contact information. A soon-to-be graduate exchanged information with a guest.District administrators and trustees were joined by Post Secondary Fair guests Nora Yastremski of Eastern Connecticut State University and Stephalina Amador of Brittany Beauty Academy.Guests included members of the Levittown Fire Department.A parent and student explored information about Pennsylvania State University during the Levittown School District's Post Secondary Fair on March 4.