Cajon Valley World of Work

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Project Description

Superintendent: David Miyashiro

Program Designer: Steve Regur

Making Cajon Valley the best place to live, work, play, and raise a family. This initiative was created to inspire the future of our workforce with hands-on learning experiences. By pairing students with working professionals in a number of different professions, students are granted a peak into what their future dream job might be. This allows students to better understand the potential applications of what they are learning in the classroom.

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