Jasmine Beckwith, a student at Gateway Academy and Christian County High School (CCHS), is gaining valuable work experience through the Fusion Work-Based Learning (WBL) program. This year, Office Max joined the Fusion program, giving students like Jasmine a chance to work and grow.
Office Max has welcomed Jasmine as part of their team, and she’s already proving to be a great asset. Through this opportunity, Jasmine is learning important workplace skills like customer service, time management, communication, and problem-solving. These real-world experiences are helping her build confidence and prepare for the future.
CCPS is excited to welcome Office Max to the Fusion program and grateful for their support of our students. Jasmine is thriving in this role, and partnerships like this make a big difference in helping students get ready for life after high school. Thank you, Office Max, for giving Jasmine this opportunity!
For more information about the Fusion Work-Based Learning Program, or to learn how your organization can get involved, please contact:
Kelly L. Gates
Workforce Programs Specialist
Kelly.Gates@christian.kyschools.us
270-887-7030
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