• The John Burroughs High School College/Career Center is open daily between
    7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday thru Friday, August through May.
    The College/Career Center Staff is available to serve the students of John Burroughs High School as well as the Burbank Community.

    Phone: (818) 729-6900 Ext.64901
    Fax: (818) 729-6981
    Follow us on IG @jbhs_cccenter
     

    Contact your counselor for more information about college and classes.
     
     
    Career Center contact:
    Shannon Marando, Head Technician - Ext. 64901
    shannonmarando@burbankusd.org

     
    For information regarding Career Tech Education contact:  

    Kathy DiNapoli, Career Tech. Ed. Technician - Ext. 64902
     
    Diana Dysthe, Career Tech. Ed. Counselor - Ext. 64903
     
    For more information on our Career Technical Education program, visit the district website at www.burbankusd.org/CTE.

  • BUSD and BWP have partnered to offer a paid internship to a few of our students.  This internship may turn into an apprenticeship and lifelong career with BWP.  It’s a really cool opportunity and it’s only for our students!  Interested students must be willing to work hard and enjoy hands-on, technical work.  Interested students should email directly to: BWPCareers@burbankca.gov or visit bit.ly/bwp-careers

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    Career and Technical Education (CTE) Day

    February 15, 2023 from 10:20 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. in the JBHS Quad.  RSVP here!   

    CTE

    💲💵💲 Check out our BUSD Scholarship page with websites, opportunities, applications and more!  Updated weekly. 💲💵💲 

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    Dual Enrollment

    Earn both high school and college credits.

    Choose from a variety of classes, including: Armenian, Animation, Speech, and Child Development.

    Tips for Applying for Scholarships

    Read the eligibility requirements carefully, along with the deadline dates.

    Get a brag sheet from the College/Career Center, fill it out and give it to teachers, a counselor, or anyone whom may be writing a letter of recommendation for you. The earlier you get started, the better.  Most scholarships require two or three letters of recommendation.

    Organize your applications, your parent’s financial information, your test scores, transcripts, letters of recommendation, and anything else that is requested.

    Follow instructions to the letter, and make sure that your application is legible.

    Proofread your application, or have someone do it for you, and also make a copy of your application for your records.

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