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Danville High co‑op program expands placements; emergency‑responder academy starts with local fire partnerships
Summary
District recognized its cooperative education program. Business teacher Missus Hughes said roughly 77 seniors are in co‑op placements including health systems and new web‑design roles; an Emergency Responder Academy began this year with five Danville students participating.
The Danville Area School District on Sept. 10 highlighted its high‑school cooperative education program and recognized instructors and student leaders involved in the work‑based learning initiative.
Missus Hughes, a business teacher who runs the cooperative education program at Danville High School, told the board about this year’s placements and growth. She said roughly 77 seniors currently participate in co‑op placements that pair paid or credit‑earning work with…
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