Students Benefit From Work-Based Learning

The Alleghany Highlands Public School Division Board recently heard from Alleghany High School students benefiting from school-to-career opportunities. From left are Kelsey Nicely, Laken Cantrell, and Seth Bradley, work-based learning coordinator for AHPS. Nicely is interning at Sharon Elementary School. Cantrell is an intern at Connections Childcare and Learning Center in Covington. AHPS uses work-based learning to help students explore career opportunities. It’s part of Student Engagement: Future Ready for the Community. (AHPS Photo)