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Medora juniors, seniors complete mock interviews

April 7, 2026

By Zach Spicer

Medora High School’s juniors and seniors had an opportunity to participate in mock interviews with local business professionals the morning of April 7 at the school.

A total of 15 students gained experience in interviewing. Career interests include psychology, X-ray technician, early childhood, engineering, business management, construction, criminal justice, military and cosmetology. Some want to pursue college, while others will enter the workforce.

Conducting the interviews were:

*Kasey Wischmeier with Schneck Medical Center

*Skylar Thompson with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department

*Kim Nicholson with Knotts & Tangles

*Leah Young with Medora Community School Corp.

*Zach Spicer with Jackson County Industrial Development Corp.

Thanks to Medora High School counselor and dean of students Leah Young for working with JCIDC to coordinate this effort.

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