Over 50 colleges, universities, trade schools and military representatives attended the Middle Township High School 2022 College Fair
R: Dozens of booths were set up inside Middle Township High School’s gymnasium for the annual college fair.
L: Former MTHS alum, U.S. Army National Guard Private First-Class Morgan Kern, presenting to students such as sophomore Paige Hearon, the benefits of joining the army.
Cape May Court House, NJ – Dozens of colleges, universities, trade schools and military representatives attended Middle Township High School’s (MTHS) 9th annual College Fair last week (March 9), including a familiar face who once roamed the halls, U.S. Army National Guard First-Class Morgan Kern.
PFC Kern spoke to current MTHS students about the benefits of joining the military post-graduation. Multiple other college, university and trade school representatives provided valuable information to almost 125 MTHS students to better prepare themselves for their future and the best course of action for taking their next steps after graduation.
“Watching the students interact with our presenters was such a great experience,” said Joelle Tenaglia, MTSD director of guidance. “Our college fairs haves continuously provided students with the opportunity to learn more about their future education options. The information is right at their fingertips without even having to leave the area.”
The fair was organized by MTHS’s guidance secretary and scholarship coordinator, Becky Gombar. According to Gombar, this was MTHS’s largest turnout yet.