In a bold move to redefine traditional education, a South Bronx middle school is pioneering an innovative program that brings internships to 12-year-old students. The school's "Why wait?" approach is challenging the conventional wisdom that internships are only suitable for high school or college students. By providing early exposure to real-world work environments, the program aims to equip young students with valuable skills, networking opportunities, and a deeper understanding of their future career aspirations. As the school prepares to launch this groundbreaking initiative, educators and experts are watching closely to see whether this unorthodox approach will yield tangible benefits for its students.
‘Why wait?’ This South Bronx middle school is bringing internships to 12-year-olds Chalkbeat
