NTCC Career Expo 2026

Livingston Parish Schools Partner with NorthshoreTechnical Community College for Career Expo
Posted on 09/17/2026
Seventh Ward Elementary Principal Laura Dunlap and her son sign in to the Northshore Technical Community College Career Expo as they visit with the several college stations to learn about educational and career opportunities offered at the Livingston Campus.Livingston Parish Schools Partner with Northshore Technical Community College for Career Expo

WALKER, La. – The Northshore Technical Community College (NTCC) recently held a Career Expo at its Livingston Campus in Walker, where college representatives, Livingston Parish School leaders and area community service organizations shared valuable information about resources and educational opportunities for students as they prepare for their future.

The LPPS Special Education Department also teamed up with the effort as NTCC offers opportunities for special needs students who are seeking future job options.
A man in a blue plaid blazer speaks with Livingston Parish Public Schools representatives seated at a table during a community event, with other attendees and informational booths in the background.s and Director of Faculty Development at NTCC. “We spoke to several students and their parents at our
“Our campus is very inclusive, and we have several programs that fit the needs of our growing community,” said NTCC Lizette Leader, Dean of Campus Administration for the Livingston Campu
 event, but we also make ourselves available throughout the year for one-on-one sessions and tours. It’s very important that families discover the many resources and opportunities that our campus provides.”

Donna Ramsey, the SPED Transition Coordinator for Livingston Schools, said her team of educators and counselors encourage all students in grades 6-12 to learn about opportunities that are available in-parish.

“We encourage all students and their families to explore valuable educational, career, and community resources designed to support students – both those with and without disabilities – as they prepare for their future,” Ramsey said.