The Fusion Work-Based Learning Program continues to provide students with opportunities to apply their classroom knowledge in meaningful, real-world settings. Cameran Aldridge, a student in the Computer Science Pathway at Gateway Academy and Christian County High School, is a shining example of how these experiences prepare students for the future.
Technology in Action
Cameran works with the technology systems at the Pennyroyal Center, where he supports office operations across two different locations. His role requires him to balance responsibilities and manage his schedule effectively, showcasing both his technical skills and his ability to adapt to a professional environment. Cameran’s experience demonstrates the importance of flexibility, problem-solving, and time management—skills that are vital in today’s workforce.
Building a Future in Computer Science
By participating in this co-op experience, Cameran is not only sharpening his technical abilities but also gaining valuable insight into how technology supports business operations. This hands-on learning opportunity helps bridge the gap between education and the workforce, giving students like Cameran the tools they need to succeed after graduation.
Thank You, Pennyroyal Center!
Christian County Public Schools is grateful to the Pennyroyal Center for partnering with the Fusion Work-Based Learning Program. By opening their doors to students, they are helping to shape the next generation of technology professionals and providing invaluable support for career readiness.
Get Involved
Programs like Fusion rely on the partnership of local businesses to provide students with opportunities to grow. If your business is interested in hosting a student or learning more about work-based learning, please contact:
Kelly L. Gates
Workforce Programs Specialist
Kelly.Gates@christian.kyschools.us
Thank you, Cameran, for your hard work, and thank you to Pennyroyal Center for helping build a brighter future for our students!
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