We are working hard to provide students with real life work experiences that help them gain high school credits and a network to employers after graduation. We offer Work-Based Learning programs in paid experiences (co-op), unpaid (internships) and WBL Service Learning (community services).

Our school system is also involved in the Work Ethic Distinction Diploma program that is a state-wide initiative to connect students to employers from across the state. Both students and employers can register at the WETrack Homepage (see link below). Students earning a minimum of 32 points in on a 13 point scale will earn an interview for an open position that they are qualified for. Employers will have access to students who have displayed an understanding of the importance of a strong work ethic. The points are earned in areas of attendance, overall GPA, Drug Free Standard, Industry Certifications, Work-Based Learning participation and others.

The Work-Based Learning Service Learning is a program in which employers and non-profits can utilize the help of student groups for events, community service projects and overall needed work within our community. Students will gain a network of community supporters all while learning the value of work ethic.

For an application, see below.