Some thirty colleges were on the Sulphur Springs High School campus Monday and 62 community leaders talked to students about their profession during the 4th annual Career Day. High School College and Career Readiness Director Jenny Arledge said students were able to select four different thirty-minute sessions to attend. Assistant DA Clay Harrison, a former JAG attorney, spoke to students to get the event underway
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