Students choosing the Internship Program apply their education, knowledge and skills in work settings.

Students learn interviewing, resume writing, team work, problem solving, workplace ethics, as well as classes to meet high school graduation requirements.

Students are placed in work settings as volunteers, paid work, internships, and shadow studies.

With the assistance of Val Honey, our Work Based Learning Coordinator, students get a paying job in the community.

This experience contributes toward the student’s work toward graduation.

Eligibility for this program will be determined on a case-by-case basis with the student’s advisor, and parents.