Opportunities to Partner From: FCS Partner Connect

Each year in Forsyth County, several thousand high school juniors and seniors participate in community-led mock interviews through their third-year career pathway course or through their participation in Internship Forsyth. A mock interview provides students with a professional one-on-one opportunity to practice their interviewing and resume writing skills with a member of the business community. The experience also allows students immediate verbal and written feedback from the business community regarding their interview performance, resume, and professional dress. Thanks to support from the Forsyth County Chamber, the Rotary Clubs of Forsyth County, and other business/industry/community volunteers, all eight high schools participate in this meaningful experience.

Interested in volunteering? Our students are looking forward to this opportunity as they experience how to search, prepare, and apply for a job. We are searching for interviewers from the business community and would appreciate any help you can give us in finding qualified interviewers. Interviewers do not have to have interviewing experience, as we will make sure they are supported and have a script to follow. Please visit the sign-up links below!

Student Pathway Participants:

Wednesday, March 4th AM

Wednesday, March 4th PM

Wednesday, March 4th All Day

Thursday, March 5th AM

Thursday, March 5th PM

Thursday, March 5th ALL Day

East Forsyth High School's Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) department invites local business partners and industry professionals to connect with students by sharing their professional journeys and expertise. Whether speaking during a single class period or leading sessions throughout the day, your insight can help students better understand the skills, education, and experiences needed to pursue a wide range of careers. Our students are eager to explore opportunities that match their passions and interests—and your expertise can open doors to their future.

Speakers Needed in These Pathways:

Visit our website to learn more about specific CTAE pathway offerings at EFHS: https://efhs.forsyth.k12.ga.us/academics/career-tech-pathways

After you sign up, a member of our team will reach out to schedule a time to meet and plan your classroom visit.

East Forsyth High School's Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) department is seeking local business partners and industry professionals to collaborate with our teachers and students on real-world, project-based lessons. By sharing your expertise and working alongside students, you can help bridge the gap between classroom learning and the skills needed in today’s workforce. These collaborations give students the chance to apply what they are learning in meaningful ways, while also exposing them to career opportunities in our community. Your involvement can inspire students to connect their passions with future career paths.

Speakers Needed in These Pathways:

Visit our website to learn more about specific CTAE pathway offerings at EFHS: https://efhs.forsyth.k12.ga.us/academics/career-tech-pathways

After you sign up, a member of our team will reach out to schedule a time to meet and plan your classroom visit.

Help make a difference by donating toward a student’s scholarship for post-secondary education or vocational training. Your contribution can open doors for talented students to pursue their dreams beyond high school.

Field trips are an important part of learning — giving students hands-on experiences that bring their studies to life. However, costs can range from $20 to $100 per student, which can be a barrier for some families.

You can make a difference by donating to help cover these expenses, ensuring all students have the chance to participate and explore.

We’re looking for motivational, career, and community speakers to come share their stories with our students! This is a powerful opportunity to help young minds learn about the many career paths, life experiences, and opportunities available beyond the classroom. Whether you're a professional, entrepreneur, tradesperson, artist, or change maker — your journey can inspire the next generation.

Help us make sure every Bronco has what they need to succeed! The Bronco Market provides students with essential items like food, hygiene products, school supplies, and more — all free of charge.

Here at East, our students excel in a wide range of sports — including Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Football, E-sports, Wrestling, Gymnastics, and so many more!

Now you have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact by donating to our Student-Athlete Scholarship Fund. Your contribution will go directly toward helping student-athletes pursue their academic and athletic dreams — covering costs such as school fees, equipment, uniforms, and more.

Donate in honor of a specific student or sport! Whether you want to support a football player, a gymnast, or an up-and-coming e-sports competitor, you can choose exactly where your donation goes.

A mentor is a caring adult who offers encouragement, guidance, and a positive example to help students grow and thrive. Mentors listen well, build trust, and support young people in developing their strengths.

How to Become a FCS Mentor: Becoming a mentor requires completing the FCS Mentor Application, attending a two-hour training session, and completing a background check. Training dates/times are listed within the FCS Mentor Application and a background check form will be provided at training.

Forsyth County Schools Mentoring Program follows the FCS school calendar and all mentors are asked to meet with their mentee for at least 30 minutes per week for the duration of the school year. If you have any questions, please email fcsmentoring@forsyth.k12.ga.us.

Learn more here: https://www.forsyth.k12.ga.us/mentor