The primary goal of the Cooperative Education Program is to introduce students to the world of work through on-the-job experience. The Co-Op Program combines school, business, and industry to offer students training and real-world, hands-on work experience before they graduate. The School to Career Coordinator works with the student to develop a resume, arrange employment interviews, complete necessary employment paperwork, and periodically evaluate and supervise the student’s progress.

The School to Career Coordinator may place students in the Co-Op Program if they meet the following requirements:

1. The student must maintain attendance of 95% or better.
2. The student must maintain an average of 80% or better in all courses.
3. The student must have 70% of their required competencies completed.
4. The student cannot have any discipline issues.
5. The student must be 16 years of age or older and must meet age requirements set by State and Federal Child Labor Laws
6. If under the age of 18, the student must obtain a Work Permit from their home school district.
7. Must intend to stay in school until graduation
8. Must earn a positive recommendation from their instructor
9. Must meet qualifications for employment set by the employer
10. The student must show an interest in the occupation as their life’s work.

Job placement services are available to assist students in finding employment when their course is completed.

For more information  email or call (570) 966 1031 x 113.