The Career Center
Contact: Linda Krone
The Loudoun Valley Career Center is available to all students.
The LVHS Career Center is located in the School Counseling suite. Resources to help students select the best possible post - high school options are available. Additional resources are also available which include career options, information about standardized testing, scholarship information and local employment opportunities. For more information concerning available resources, please contact Linda Krone
Thank you is important
You have been accepted by your college or have been hired for your first real job.
Great and Congratulations!
While writing notes/letters has become a lost art---it is still an important thing to do! You are letting people know how much you appreciate the time they have taken on your behalf. However, you did not get there alone. People have helped you along the way (counselors, teachers, anyone who gave you a recommendation or proofread your essays). Show gratitude and keep the communication open between you and the people who helped you along the way.
It is not hard to do. Follow the guidelines below:
Hand write your note whenever possible
The first sentence should include Thank you.
The second sentence should express how you will benefit from what was done for you
The next sentence should build a connection to the future
Lastly restate your thanks
Sign your name
Address and mail it---You won't be disappointed!
Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
Blue Ridge Hospice Thrift Shop -now hiring full time and part time associates.
Full time associates: | Part Tim Associates |
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40 hours guarteened | 24 hours a week |
Robust benefit package to include: | Flexible schedule |
medical, dental and vision | Permanent position |
Paid Time off | Generous employee discount |
Generous employee discount | Competitive retail salary |
Competitive retail salary | Must be 17 or older |
Ask a manager for more details or go to: brhospice.org and look for 'Join our Team' to submit your application online.
Blue Ridge Hospice Thrift Shop is now located in the old Food Lion store.
Plumbers and Pipefitters Apprenticeship
Applicants must be 17 years of age by the time of applications and have either a high school diploma or high school equivalency (GED). Applicants must be 18 years of age or older when placed in employment. The following documentation/copies must be submitted to the Training Facility at the above address prior to receiving a date for their entry exam:
Birth Certificate or Passport
Valid Driver's License or Valid State issued identification card
High school diploma or GED certificate
Transcript of Grades (sealed school envelope or raised school seal) or GED Test Scores
If you have a transcript from another country, you must have your embassy verify in writing that it is equivalent to U.S.. high school standards
NOTE: Applicants may send copies of their documents EXCEPT the official sealed high school transcripts which MUST be the original document.Applicants are required to take an entrance exam. There is a $50 non-refundable test fee, which is payable by cash, money order or credit card. If selected for apprenticeship, final acceptance will be contingent on ability to pass a drug and background screening. Background screenings will be performed on all applicants invited to enroll in the Apprenticeship Program and a conviction for a felony will results in the JATC withdrawing its invitation to enroll in the apprenticeship program. Contact: Christopher Biondi, training director at 301-552-3505 or email
Hiring for Upcoming Seasons