Khicks@midviewk12.org
Work-Based Learning
At Midview High School, our Work-Based Learning Program offers a unique and empowering educational pathway designed specifically to support students with disabilities in building meaningful futures. This innovative program bridges classroom learning with real-world experience, equipping students with the essential skills needed for employment and independent living after graduation.
Through hands-on training, community partnerships, and personalized support, students gain practical experience in various job settings while developing confidence, independence, and a strong sense of purpose. The program emphasizes collaboration between educators, families, and local businesses to ensure every student is prepared to thrive beyond high school and achieve their personal and professional goals.
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Community Partnerships
Our Lady Queen of Peace
As part of their community-based learning, students contribute their time and talents at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church by sorting and packaging food donations, setting up for events, rolling silverware, assisting with janitorial tasks, and much more!
Alberts Fresh Market
Students gain valuable real-world job experience at Albert's Fresh Market by stocking the dairy aisle, fronting and facing items, checking expiration dates, and bagging groceries.
Grafton-Midview Public Library
At Grafton-Midview Public Library students take on a variety of important tasks including cleaning and organizing spaces, fronting books to keep shelves neat, sharpening pencils, and assisting with other day-to-day duties.
Partner with Us!
Own a local business and want to make a difference? Partner with our program to support student work-based learning opportunities! To learn more, contact Katie Hicks at khicks@midviewk12.org.
Program Staff
Katie Hicks, Intervention Specialist
Don Caramell, Intervention Specialist
Dcaramell@midviewk12.org
Jessica Hoban, Transition Coordinator
Jhoban@midviewk12.org