The Baldwin-Whitehall School District is introducing a new instructional approach to provide students with real-life workplace experience. Next year, Baldwin High School will be launching a new program entitled "Fusion.” 11th and 12th-grade students will be able to take up to 2 classes (ELA and/or Social Studies) in a customized approach, online asynchronously or synchronously with BWSD teacher support.
The flexible schedule will allow seniors to engage in internship opportunities outside of the classroom with local business and community organization partners.
The Baldwin-Whitehall School District is already enlisting local businesses to become internship partners. On March 31, the District will host an internship expo, explaining the program, answering questions, and inviting businesses to host internship/apprenticeship opportunities for our students.
Dr. Kara Eckert, Deputy Superintendent for Instruction and Learning for the Baldwin-Whitehall School District, shares, “We are very excited about this new way of learning for our students and hope we can reach out to as many local businesses as possible—even reaching partnerships across the region.”
The Baldwin-Whitehall School District is already enlisting local businesses to become internship partners. On March 31, the District will host an internship expo, explaining the program, answering questions, and inviting businesses to host internship/apprenticeship opportunities for our students.
Dr. Kara Eckert, Deputy Superintendent for Instruction and Learning for the Baldwin-Whitehall School District, shares, “We are very excited about this new way of learning for our students and hope we can reach out to as many local businesses as possible—even reaching partnerships across the region.”
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