Nebraska Businesses Encouraged to Offer Youth Apprenticeship Programs


Weekly Roundup:
July 9, 2024

Beyond the classroom. In the community.
Connecting with your promising young talent.

“What a great way to keep you here in Nebraska. We’re always looking for that.”

~ Nebraska Lt. Governor Joe Kelly

Nebraska Businesses Encouraged to Offer Youth Apprenticeship Programs (Grand Island, NE/Nebraska Department of Labor, KRVN)

COMMUNITY BUILDING

→ Shelby County high school juniors & seniors can apply for paid summer fellowship learning job skills (Memphis, TN/Kim Chaney, ABC 24)

→ Meet New Canaanite Summer Intern Tahlia Scherer (New Canaan, CT/Michael Dinan, New Canaanite)

→ Focused on sustainability, Think Like an Entrepreneur sets all-time, in-person record (Glassboro, NJ/Rowan Today)

→ The connection subsists’: North Carolina students connect with local seniors in pen pal program ( Mocksville, NC/Saleen Martin, USA TODAY)

→ OhioHealth goes back to high school to recruit future healthcare workers (Columbus, OH/Madeline Ashley, Becker’s Hospital Review)

→ Ferris State, BAMF Health, and Kent ISD launch program to introduce high school seniors to STEM careers, earn college credit (Grand Rapids, MI/Ferris State University)

→ SK celebrates shipyard interns in signing ceremony (Port Orchard, WA/Elisha Meyer, Port Orchard Independent)


CELEBRATING COMPANIES WITH HIGH SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES

Bank of America


EXPLORING YOUR COMMUNITY'S SENIOR CLASS

“Lack of exposure is the biggest barrier to success. Volunteering is one of those ways to get that exposure at no cost.”

- Marie Schwartz, CEO/Founder of TeenLife

Source: Why High School Students Should Consider Volunteer Opportunities (Cole Claybourn/U.S. News & World Report)

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How are your rising high school seniors finding opportunities to volunteer in your community?


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