Rising Phoenix students tell school board program gave them a head start but carries heavy workload
Two students in the Rising Phoenix program told the Two Rivers school board the program offers college-level advantages and practical skills but can impose heavy homework loads; the board funds 10 students in the program and heard staff say youth apprenticeship participation has tripled since 2020.
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Logan Rakovsky and Bryce Ordant, seniors in the Two Rivers High School Rising Phoenix program, told the school board on Monday that the program has given them college-level experience and practical skills but demanded a heavy workload.
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