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Sandy Creek juniors, seniors participate in mock interviews

April 8, 2026

By Zach Spicer

Sandy Creek Christian Academy’s juniors and seniors had an opportunity to participate in mock interviews with local business professionals the morning of April 8 at the Seymour school.

A total of 25 students gained experience in interviewing. Career interests include nursing, respiratory therapist, psychology, X-ray technician, cardiologist, speech and language, surgical technician, perfume chemist, business, finance, veterinarian, music education, elementary education, police officer, electrician, mechanic and engineering.

Conducting the interviews were:

*Brett Brown, Rita Hollen, Kasey Wischmeier and Susan Wynn with Schneck Medical Center

*Ashley Stahl with Seymour-Redding Elementary School

*Max McClure with Rose Acre Farms

*Joel Negrete with Cummins Seymour Engine Plant

Thanks to Sandy Creek Christian Academy career and college teacher Cristy Null for working with JCIDC to coordinate this effort.

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