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201 South Mountain Ave.
Ashland, OR 97520
Phone: (541) 482-8771
Fax: (541) 482-2172
Contact: Kelly Tygerson, Office Manager
Email: 
Career Day

Thanks to our extraordinary parent volunteers, 100+ speakers will share their careers with AHS students. This is a required Community activity. Students get to select four sessions to attend.

The counseling department, along with parent volunteers and members of the AHS leadership class organize career day each year. We would love to recruit parents of 9th, 10th, and 11th graders to continue organizing this annual event.

Please email us at AHSVIPS@ashland.k12.or.us if you want to get involved.

2019-2020 Student Schedule

Career Day is a mandatory school day and attending is part of the state required career education requirement. Students will meet in there 2nd period class throughout the day, if they do not have a 2nd period class they will meet in the commons (cafeteria).
Career Day Schedule (Students)
Go to your 2nd period class 8:30 am 8:50 am
1st Session 9:00 am 9:30 am
2nd Session 9:39 am 10:09 am
3rd Session 10:18 am 10:48 am
4th Session 10:57 am 11:27 am
Go to your 2nd period class 11:27 am 11:37 am
Lunch 11:37 am 12:20 pm
Go to your 2nd Period class 12:20 pm 12:30 pm
Grade level breakouts 12:35 pm 2:37 pm

At the beginning of the day, students will check in with their 2nd Period teacher (if they do not have a 2nd period teacher they will meet in the commons). At that time, teachers will take attendance and distribute a session guide (descriptions of the sessions, locations, and times) as well as a sign-in sheet. Students will need to get a signature from the room monitor during each session. During this time, students can take time to review the sessions and plan out their day.

After students go to the 4 sessions, they will return to their 2nd period class to drop off their sign-in sheet. Teachers will do attendance for the sessions. Students will then be released to lunch.

After lunch, students will return to their 2nd period class for attendance and room assignments. Teachers will release students to their grade-level breakout activities.

Grade-Level Breakout Activities

  • 9th Grade: Assignments from Teacher (distributed by 2nd period teacher)
    • Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion lessons
    • Students will break up into groups based on the following teachers:
      • Barbie Hobein's; 4th period Grizz Academy
      • Shane Abrams' 1st/5th period Humanities
      • Shane Abrams's 2nd/6th period Humanities will go to Barbie Hobein’s class
      • Jackie Case's 2nd/6th period Humanities
      • Libre Cory's 2nd/6th period Humanities
      • Todd Hobein's period 8 Grizz Academy
      • Jennifer Wahpepah with All Thoreau students
      • Eric Sullivan's 9th grade Humanities
      • Jerry Roscher's 3rd/7th Humanities
      • Mark Miller's 8th period Grizz Academy
      • Mat Marr's 3rd/7th Humanities
      • Travis Moddison's 7th period Grizz Academy (unless you are in Eric Sullivan's class) will be going to Jackie Case's class (EN-3)
      • Kris Prusko's 4th period Grizz Academy (in Tech-3)
  • 10th Grade: Report to the Theatre
    • Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion lessons
  • 11th Grade: Report to the Library
    • Forecasting for 2020-2021 year and senior year expectations
  • 12th Grade: Report to the Small Gym
    • Graduation meeting
Available Sessions
Category Presenter Topic Session Room
Arts Werblow, Steve Life as a Writer/Photographer 1-4 204
Arts Bare, Tyler Artisan Cheesemaking 1-4 H14
Arts Bagshaw, Sean Making a Career with a Camera  1-4 H28
Arts Raber, Eric Sound Design 1-2 SC3
Arts Ofori, John Backstage: A Career Behind the Scenes 1-3 TH-118
Automotive Edwards, Zach A Career in Automotive Service and Technology 3-4 TECH-3
Aviation Gerhardt, James GIS and Drones 1-2 H-31
Business Way, Dustin "Coffee Shop/Small Business" 1-4 Library
Cosmetology Warren, Chelsi A Career in Cosmetology 1-4 206
Education Seybold, Sarah Peace Corps 1-4 Band
Emergency Palmer, Jeff Public Safety Dispatch: 911 Telecommunications Specialist 1-4 SC2
Environmental White, Karly Siskiyou Mountain Club 3-4 202
Environmental Adams, Jake A Career with Grayback Forestry 1-4 TH 18
Fire Department Foss, Justin A Career in Firefighting/ Paramedicine 1-4 H15
Medical and Health Barchet, Genoa Medical Lab Scientist 1-2 215
Medical and Health Rostykus, Paul "Medical Doctor: Physician Specialty &Subspecialty 1-4 H27
Medical and Health Romero, Molly Active Acupuncture: A Holistic Sportsd Medicine Approach 1-4 H39
Medical and Health Garbi, Jeffrey Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine 3-4 IA-4
Medical and Health Providence Group Medical Assistance and Team-based Care Roles 1-4 LW GYM
Military Linton, Ryan "Careers in the Navy" 1-4 H23
Military Charleboix, Tyler National Guard 1-4 H32
Military Sgt Bryant Hall "Careers in the Army" 1-4 H34
Military Sgt Randlejackson Marine Careers 4 H37
Police Department Stewart, Bon Ashland Police Department 1-4 207
Technology/Engineering Meacham, Christie  A Career in Trade and Apprenticeships through ODOT 1-4 211
Technology/Engineering Lackey, Mark Building and Design Construction Industry for your future 1-4 EN1
Technology/Engineering Tygerson, Dave Career in high-voltage electric power-line industry 1-4 H-10
Technology/Engineering Kistler, Ray Architect 1 IVC
Technology/Engineering Cochrann, Holly "Careers in Computer Science" 3-4 TECH 5
Technology/Engineering Velazquez, Carlos Virtual Reality, 3D Tools and related jobs in the industry 1, 4 UP GYM
Trades Corley, Lance A Career as an Electrician 1-4 H33

2019-2020 Presenter Guidelines & Schedule

Career Day Schedule (Presenters)
Check in for Session 1&2 (Theatre Lobby) 8:20 am 8:50 am
1st Session 9:00 am 9:30 am
2nd Session 9:39 am 10:09 am
Check-in for Sessions 3 & 4 (Theatre Lobby) 9:39 am 10:09 am
3rd Session 10:18 am 10:48 am
4th Session 10:57 am 11:27 am

Career Day Presenter Guidelines

AHS is focused on maintaining the attention and positive learning experience for the students. Some of you have presented before, and others are new to this experience. Please consider the following suggestions when tailoring your presentation:

  1. If possible we would like this to be interactive, so if you have visuals to bring or show (models, tools of trade, power point, posters, etc.). Students appreciate hands on with discussion.
  2. Please be prepared to cover the following information in your presentation:
    • education requirements or training to prepare for this career/profession
    • estimated range of income to expect in this field
    • Please have either a hand-out or other visual offering of this information
  3. Students like general information about the field highlighted by your personal path. They also want to know about day-to-day activities/work, any additional benefits, how your job fit with raising a family, off hour job requirements (on call versus regular 9-5), travel opportunities, social expectations (working alone or on a team, etc.), advancement possibilities and foreseeable changes in this career when students enter the workforce.
  4. Pace your presentation time to allow for interaction and questions along the way or at the end. Possible discussion starters: Why did these students choose your career topic? What do they hope to get out of it? …or asking a few kids for input if that works for you.
  5. Students want concrete ideas on what they can do now , while in high school, to assure success in that field and internship opportunities available now or later in college.
  6. Students like presentations that allow for questions and answers, without having any one student hijack the conversation to only their needs! Having 5 minutes to ask questions at the end and “mingle” rather than asking every question in front of the rest of the audience is also a plus.
  7. If you can offer an opportunity for students for an internship or to shadow you please let them know and have contact information available (business cards, etc).

Thank you for considering the student/staff input and for sharing your valuable time with our students!​




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