The district's School-to-Career program provides students with the kind of work experience that will enable them to make better career decisions.

Work-based learning is an educational approach that uses the workplace to provide students with knowledge and skills that help them connect school experiences to real-life work activities. 

WORK-BASED LEARNING PROGRAM

The Career Exploration Internship Program (CEIP) is designed to give high school students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a career field and apply skills learned in the classroom to a work-place setting. Students participate in internships on their own time, after school hours.  These are non-paid work-based learning experiences.

CAREER EXPLORATION INTERSHIP PROGRAM (CEIP)

The General Education Work Experience Program (GEWEP) allows students to earn school credit for working part-time at local businesses. Students can earn 1/2 Regents credit for 150 hours of paid work, or 1 Regents credit for 300 hours of paid work.

GENERAL EDUCATION WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM (GEWEP)