Class of 2026 Completes Senior Co-Op with Co-Op Fair

This May, students spent a minimum of 50 hours applying their skills in the real world and exploring future careers before heading off to college.

This year, students pursued hands-on experiences across the greater Worcester and New England community. Students engaged in a wide variety of professional environments, from sports broadcasting at 98.5 The Sports Hub and game development at Lighthouse Softworks, to early cancer detection education at DetecTogether, and nature-based education at Turn Back Time.

The Senior Co-Op gives students the opportunity to take what they have learned beyond the classroom and into the world around them.

At the conclusion of the Co-Op, students gathered to share what they learned, reflect on their experiences, and explore how meaningful work and real-world learning can deepen understanding, and build confidence,