School-to-Career Program

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

Announcements

October is Manufacturing Month

Salute to Manufacturing at the Cradle of Aviation Museum
Thursday, October 27 - 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Cradle of Aviation Museum

Suffolk County Salute to Manufacturing
Wednesday, October 22 - 9:00 am -1:00 pm at
Suffolk County Community College
Crooked Hill Road, Brentwood, NY

These are free events to tell students, parents and educators about exciting manufacturing careers, featuring tradeshow booths, Virtual-Reality demonstrations and presentations by regional manufacturing company or seeing the SCC Advanced Manufacturing Training Center in action and arrange visits to regional manufacturing companies.  

Events Schedule

Advanced Manufacturing Training Center - Continuing Education and Workforce Training at SUNY Suffolk

Advanced Manufacturing Training Center offers many training opportunities to develop and upgrade skills necessary to begin a career in the manufacturing field.  The Center offers several programs such as CNC Operator, Welding, IPC Certification, PLC/Industrial Automation, Matercam and Soldering and Electronic Assembly, among others.  Each program offers a Completion Certificate and the opportunity for National Certification.  Please see the brochure for more information. 

Advanced Manufacturing Training Center Workforce Trainings Brochure

ACE Mentor Program of Greater NY!   

The ACE Mentor Program is for students who are interested in Architecture, Engineering and Construction Management.  You will learn about the design and construction industry and be trained to use Auto CAD, Revit and Sketchup.  You will learn communication and technical skills and visit active construction sites.  Finally, you will create a mock design project and present it to industry leaders.  Registration for the ACE Mentor program for the 2025-2026 season is now open. 

ACE Mentor Program of Greater NY! Flyer

Plumbing Contractors Association of Long Island (PCALI)

The Plumbing Contractors Association of Long Island (PCALI) has launched the PCALI Plumbing Institute - a tuition-free training program designed to address the growing need for qualified, properly-trained professionals in the plumbing service and maintenance industry.  Please see the attached letter and flyer for more information.

Please view the PCALI Plumbing Institute Flyer for more information.

Denise Delury School-to-Career Coordinator

Denise DeLury

School-to-Career Coordinator
Massapequa High School
4925 Merrick Road
Massapequa, New York  11758

516-308-5961
ddelury@msd.k12.ny.us

Parent Support - Chain of Command

Work-Based Learning Programs at Masssapequa High School

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.  It adds relevance to the curriculum by showing how classroom learning is applied to real world situations and exposing students to various career options. It 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, and an important aspect of all students' educational experience and an integral part of the school-to-career transition.

Many students complete school with inadequate academic skills and few real-world workplace skills, thus limiting their understanding of how they fit into the adult work world. Secondary level work-based learning experiences address this deficit by extending the classroom to include the whole community and giving students opportunities to apply academic and technical skills to actual work. Students connect classroom instruction with learning in the workplace, and the experience becomes a meaningful and engaging educational opportunity. The work-based learning experiences help prepare students for college and careers.

Career Exploration Intership Program (CEIP)

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.

General Education Work Experience Program (GEWEP)

The General Education Work Experience Program (GEWEP) allows students to earn school credit for working part-time at local businesses. The helps strengthen their workplace skills, gain confidence, network with local professionals, and build their resume. Students interested in earning school credit by enrolling in the General Education Work Experience Program should see visit the Career Explorations Office during the school day.

Training and Career Fairs

Training and career fairs, such as our Annual Massapequa High School Career Fair, offer students an opportunity to learn about potential careers while networking with organizations and connecting with other students. Dates and full details will be posted on this page and under MHS Communications as they become available.