TRHS staff present apprenticeship 'Wall' to board as career pathway showcase
TRHS Principal Carrie Balk and Diana Dickerson-Weed presented the Apprenticeship Program Wall, a hallway display that introduces students to skilled-trades training and careers as alternatives to a conventional college path; the Board asked questions and received the update.
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Diana Dickerson-Weed, College, Career & Online Learning Coordinator, and Carrie Balk, TRHS Principal, provided the Board with a history and overview of the TRHS Apprenticeship Program Wall. The display, located in a hallway at Three Rivers High School, is designed to help students explore training, education and career options in the skilled trades as alternatives to a conventional college path.
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