Students
Are you struggling with the traditional high school setting and wondering if
you will ever graduate? Do you question the relevance of what you are learning?
If so, it may be time to consider a different path for earning your diploma.
The Second Chance program is a 21 consecutive month commitment providing a
way to earn your diploma while obtaining valuable work experience.
To be considered for this opportunity you must...
- Have attended high school for at least 2 years
- Be credit deficient
- Be at least 16 years old
- Have parental consent
- Have a mechanical aptitude and interest
- Be physically capable to perform manufacturing jobs
The Second Chance program offers...
- Completion of your high school education in an off-campus
manufacturing facility
- Curriculum integrated and aligned with industry and academic
standards
- Accelerated instruction in 21st Century skills and knowledge
- State certified and licensed on-site teacher for academic
instruction
- Individualized instruction
- Opportunity to earn while you learn
Second Chance students get academic credits,
real-world experience, and a paycheck.
Not only will you get paid to learn, you'll have the opportunity to earn your
high school diploma and graduate with your class.
What are the rewards?
- Earn your high school diploma
- Graduate with your peers
- Expand your post high school options
- Obtain the skills that employers value
- Occupational Proficiency Certification from Department of Workforce
Development
- Articulated credits in the Wisconsin Technical College System
- Weekly paycheck
For more information, please contact your high school
guidance counselor.