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Andalusia High School- Andalusia, AL, USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingGeorge W Carver High School- Birmingham, AL, USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingLeeds High School- Leeds, AL,USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingAshford High School- Ashford, AL, USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingEscambia County High School- Atmore, AL, USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingShades Valley High School- Irondale, AL,USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingEnterprise High School- Enterprise, AL,USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingBooker T Washington Magnet at Hayneville Road- Montgomery, AL,USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingBrookwood High School- Brookwood, AL,USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
Continue readingSpanish Fort High School- Spanish Fort, AL,USA
Schools in Alabama are particularly important since they have high employment rates. I am pleased to report that most schools reported higher than average hiring numbers with our local college having an astounding 91% of their class hires being from rural and low-income families, while only 7/8’ths (61%) were enrolled within the university community. A […]
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