1560 N. Minnewawa Ave. Clovis, CA 93619 | (559) 327-3000

Buchanan High

Part of the Clovis Unified School District

Career Center

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The Career Center has been combined with the Counseling Center and is located downstairs in the 100 building.

Click HERE to go to the College and Career Visitation page to see which college and career representatives are coming to the Career Center.

Career Center Coordinator

Tara Rowland

(559) 327-3146

[email protected]

Work Permit Process

Download and print the Work Permit
Fill out the Work Permit. Be sure that it is signed by the employer.
Once the permit has been completed, contact Tara Rowland in the Career Center via e-mail ([email protected]) or by calling (559) 327-3146.
Mrs. Rowland will coordinate a time for you to get the work permit processed

Work Permit

HELP WANTED!!!

Buchanan High School Job Postings Click on the link above to explore different jobs/employers that are available for Buchanan High School Students.
Indeed.com Click the link above to explore part-time jobs that are available in the Clovis area

College Info

College applications
College catalogs
College's profiles
The College handbook
College Summer Programs
Scholarships: scholarships are posted for student's review
FAFSA worksheet
Financial Aide Codes
Volunteer list and Community Service Record (list your volunteer hours)

Career/Work/Occupational Info

Occupational Handbooks
Work permits applications
The career center receives calls from different businesses when seeking part-time employees
Career Cruising/Choices Planner Information

Armed Forces

Representatives of the armed forces come Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays during lunchtime
- Army
- Navy
- Marines
- Air Force Reserves
- Air Force
- CA Air National Guard
- Fresno State Army ROTC
ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery)

California Career Resource Network

The California Department of Education's California Career Resource Network (CalCRN) provides career exploration and planning resources to strengthen the career readiness skills of California's middle and high school students.