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PMHS Students Attend Women Leaders Conference

Students get a chance to learn about various careers.

The Long Island Latino Teachers Association in collaboration with Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) held the conference "Women Leaders Paving Paths for Young Women" on Friday, Oct. 26 at SCCC Grant Campus in Brentwood.

Patchogue-Medford High School students attended workshops on a variety of career paths including education, social work, medicine/health, science/technology, law, politics, arts, journalism and business. The goal was to have these young women become empowered, inspired and motivated  - through knowledge and role models -  while being encouraged to pursue higher education after high school.

Pictured are Patchogue-Medford High School Assistant Principal Lucille Martir-Hoffman with students Jahsarah Ardila, Venisha Babulal, Courtney Bowe, Jessica Calandra, Stephanie Carroll, Tonya Cherry, Carissa Cordts, Abril Costanza, Nicole Delgadillo, Kerrieanne Gallo, Deja Hargrove, Dakota Hebert, Victoria Heifferon, Samantha Herskowitz, Ariana Jaramillo, Gessica Johns, Jacqueline Llagzna-Maldonado, Kristen Maddock, Joanna O'leary, and Marilyn Pina with International Inspirational Leader, Karen Hoyos, inspiring our young women during the conference.

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