Who is this for?
Everyone. Students of any age, parents, grandparents, career changers and neighbors. You do not have to be enrolled at Navasota ISD to come.
About the expo
Alumni coming home to give back
Class Acts is a morning built on one simple idea: it is easier to picture your future when it is standing in front of you, wearing the same Rattler blue you do.
The story
Every year Navasota High School sends graduates out into hospitals, job sites, classrooms, patrol cars, shops and boardrooms. Most of that happens quietly, far enough away that the students walking those same halls never see it.
Class Acts closes that gap. On Homecoming Weekend, alumni set up tables at Brule Elementary and talk plainly about how they got where they are — the certification that mattered, the first job that did not work out, the person who told them they could.
It is not a job fair and it is not a college recruitment pitch. It is neighbors telling the truth about their work, and a whole community invited to listen.
Meet the participantsMorning schedule
- 9:00 a.m.
Doors open
Coffee, name tags, and the pathway map.
- 9:30 a.m.
Alumni tables open
Walk the floor and talk one-on-one with graduates in every pathway.
- 10:30 a.m.
Pathway spotlights
Short, honest talks: how they got there, what it cost, what they'd do differently.
- 12:00 p.m.
Wrap up
Head into the rest of Homecoming Weekend.
Good to know
Is there a cost?
No. Class Acts is free and no registration is required. Drop in any time between 9 a.m. and noon.
Can I take part as an alum?
Yes — we are still adding tables. If you graduated from Navasota High School and want to share your path, reach out through Navasota ISD and mention Class Acts.
Where do I park?
Free parking is available in the main Brule Elementary lot, with overflow along the front drive.