Citizens National Bank recently welcomed ABA students from Pulaski County Schools, giving them a firsthand look at the wide range of career paths available in banking. #uswepproject
Wolfe County High School Basic Career Training Program recap!
ABA students welcomed Brittany Graham, Loan Officer at Farmers & Traders Bank and Kellyn Southwood from the WIOA/KY Career Center. #uswepproject
Magoffin County High School’s Basic Career Training Program wrap-up!
Student activities focused on teamwork, leadership, personal development and career exploration. They also visited Mineral Labs, where they learned about local career opportunities and industry. #uswepproject
WEP provides great opportunities for students to learn, grow, and explore career opportunities. We recently teamed up to highlight their Basic Career Training Program Group Day at the Aviation Museum of Kentucky. Students from 10 different high schools in Kentucky participated. @wep_us
A recap from @SchoolsLincoln's Basic Career Training Program!
Students completed an aptitude-based career assessment, explored their personal values and motivations and created vision boards centered on their future goals. #uswepproject
A huge thank you to the @AviationKY for hosting the Basic Career Training Program Group Day. Our ABA students learned about the many career opportunities available in aviation, from piloting and aircraft maintenance to engineering and airport operations. #uswepproject
“This program has helped me pursue my goals after high school by giving me real experience, confidence and opportunities I never thought I’d have.”
Congrats to Neveah Powell, Southwestern senior and ABA Grant Student of the Month. #uswepproject
W.R. Castle Preschool and Head Start, in collaboration with the Full-Service Community Schools Grant, hosted a luau for students and families. They enjoyed food and games while also receiving summer literacy materials to help keep students learning all summer long. #uswepproject
WEP had a wonderful time partnering with the Landed Hub and the incredible students at Wolfe County High School.
Using the Landed Hub, students explored college and career pathways, building confidence and learning how to navigate their next steps. #uswepproject
Pikeville High School students displayed banners showcasing their next educational and career steps. This celebration reflects the strong partnership between schools, families and community as part of the Full-Service Community Schools Grant. #uswepproject
W.R. Castle Elementary welcomed Miss Kentucky to speak with students about the importance of agriculture, nutrition and overall wellness in our communities.
Thanks to the Full-Service Community Schools Grant for helping make opportunities like this possible. #uswepproject
Through the Full Service Community Schools Grant, Central Elementary is helping students in grades K–6 rethink what they drink by educating them about the sugar found in different beverages. #uswepproject
Congratulations to our Lincoln County ABA students for achieving a 100% pass rate on their State Certified Nurse Aide exam! 🎉
We’re so excited to see the impact they’ll make in the healthcare field! #uswepproject
Representing Kentucky and Virginia, the WEP team joined educators from across the nation to strengthen inquiry instruction, curriculum design, assessment, AI integration, instructional leadership and authentic civic learning. #uswepproject#ItsAGreatDayToEXCEL
ABA Students in Lincoln County are gaining valuable career skills through the employer mentorship program with Dr. Collins.
During their recent session, students worked on building strong resumes and cover letters to support their future career goals. #uswepproject
Last week, Highland Elementary School celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week with the help of the Student Lighthouse Team.
Thank you to our amazing educators for all you do each and every day! #uswepproject
We wrapped up the Trails GLI Seminar Series with a session led by Dr. Amy Greenberg. Participating teachers left with new perspectives and meaningful strategies to bring back to their classrooms.#uswepproject
Elementary teachers explored “Chocolate Economics” with Dr. Rebecca Roach & Claire West, while secondary educators learned strategies for evidence-based speaking and presentations with Debra Cullen at the EXCEL Professional Learning Network. #uswepproject#ItsAGreatDayToEXCEL