School-to-Career in the Schools
Wake County believes in site-based decision making. To that end, the School-to-Career program at each school looks a little bit different from all of the others. Use the following links to learn more about a particular school's School-to-Career program including their business alliance.
Educators have...
- Community partners investing in students and the future.
- Business support for their schools.
- Real world examples to integrate into the educational curriculum.
"School-to-Career is good for their confidence and builds character. It teaches students the importance of working together."
– Caryn Cheatham, 3rd grade teacher at Rand Rd. Elementary School
Kids have...
- A chance to explore the different careers that align with personal interests and aptitudes.
- Role models that can help them develop skills and cultivate their interests.
- Increased self-confidence and decision making skills through actual experience.
"I've considered a lot of careers because of School-to-Career. I'm going to college to become a journalist."
– Ashley Fowler, 12th grade student at Garner Senior High School
The School-to-Career of Wake County initiative gives Wake County students the opportunity to explore and discover the many career options available to them. The initiative strengthens academics and plays a key role in developing character. School-to-Career of Wake County is a community effort supported by civic organizations, business and institutes of higher learning.
- Elementary Schools
- Middle Schools
- High Schools
Wake County Public School System programs are staffed and offered without regard to race, gender, age, color, religion, national origin, citizenship status, political affiliation, or disability.