Should you include your high school education on your resume? The short answer: it depends! Once you've gained significant work experience or completed higher education (like a bachelor's degree or even an associate's), it's generally safe to remove your high school information. Your more recent achievements become more relevant to potential employers.
However, if you're a recent graduate with limited work experience, or applying for an entry-level position, including your high school can be beneficial. Highlight relevant coursework, extracurricular activities, or any academic achievements like honor roll or GPA (if it's impressive!). Also include your high school if the job requires a high school diploma as a minimum requirement.
Think of your resume as a marketing tool. Make sure it highlights your most relevant skills and experience for the job you're applying for. As your career progresses, your high school details will naturally become less important.
