Indian Lake High School Hosts Power Pace Interviews to Prepare Students for the Future

Indian Lake High School students took a major step toward their future careers this week as they participated in Power Pace Interviews, a hands-on experience designed to prepare them for real-world job interviews. Organized by the Midwest Regional Educational Service Center as part of the 3E Initiative—which helps students choose to be Employed, Enlisted, or Enrolled after graduation—the

event provided a valuable opportunity for students to practice their interview skills with local professionals.

Teacher Alex Jacobs ensured that students were well-prepared, equipping them with professional résumés and guiding them through the interview process. Volunteers from a variety of Logan County businesses conducted the mock interviews, offering students constructive feedback both in group discussions and individual sessions.
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Interviewers praised the experience, noting how beneficial it was for both students and employers:
"Good experience for students. You can see them learning during the process.”
“I enjoyed my time. I think this is both beneficial for students and employers.”

These mock interviews are not just for students entering the workforce—college-bound and military-bound students also gain essential skills, as interviews are a crucial part of many life experiences.
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Power Pace Interviews will continue at other Logan County schools in the coming weeks, helping more students gain the confidence and skills they need for success beyond high school.