Pilot Point High School students and area industry representatives got the chance to come together as part of the Pilot Point Works College and Career Fair on Feb. 18.
The event was the joint effort of the Pilot Point Chamber of Commerce, the Pilot Point Municipal Development District and Pilot Point High School, and counselor Teana Coffman said she has already seen growth in just a year.
“Last year, we had probably half the number of colleges here as we do this year, so it's continuing to expand,” she said. “I think we have 27 colleges here, colleges and trade schools, and then we have 22 community organizations and businesses.”
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