LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Calling all seventh through 12th graders in Lake and Mendocino Counties: Are you interested in culinary, criminal justice, music technology, chemistry, human services or business?

Plan on attending the “My Future, My Way” workshop from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, at Mendocino College in Lakeport.

Come explore careers and college in a day of fun, food and prizes.

This interactive workshop also will include sessions on personal finance, scholarships and employment.

Additional breakouts include a panel of college students from a variety of colleges to share their experiences as well as a “Healthy Body, Healthy Mind” session.

During Healthy Body, Healthy Mind, students will pick from three options including military fitness, Zumba or yoga.

The goal of this free workshop is to encourage students to start thinking about their future. Whether you know what you want to be and what college you want to attend or you’ve never given it much thought, you can get help exploring the possibilities. It’s your future, plan it your way.

This workshop is offered free of charge and includes snacks, waters, lunch, canvas bag, note pad and pen. Raffle prizes will include a variety of gift cards.

Transportation will be available to and from Lower Lake High School only and students must be preregistered to take the bus.

To register for the event, paper registration forms are available at each of the schools, online at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FM722V6 or by phone 994-9001. Space is limited.

For more information contact Tammy Serpa, program specialist with the Lake County Office of Education, at 707-994-9001, Extension 101.

My Future, My Way is funded by SB70 funds provided by Mendocino College. For more information about the program visit http://www.lakecoe.org/departments/program_subpages/rop_in_lake_county/507 .