Student Voices Highlight the Impact of Work-Based Learning

At Monday night’s Board of Education meeting, we heard from two outstanding seniors who shared how Hall County Schools’ Work-Based Learning program helped them discover and pursue their future career paths.

Kaylee Lower of North Hall High School, who is interning with Tender Ones Therapy Services, and Victor Ascencio Cerna of Flowery Branch High School, who is gaining engineering experience with ZF Industries, spoke about the valuable real-world skills and career insights they have gained through their internships.

We are proud of these students for taking advantage of these opportunities and grateful to our business partners for investing in the next generation. Thank you to Tender Ones Therapy Services, ZF Industries, and all of the local businesses that open their doors to Hall County students, providing meaningful experiences that help prepare them for success beyond graduation.