On Wednesday, September 11th, Middleton High School CAPS program student associates showcased their "Sprint Project" presentations to a panel of industry professionals. This exciting event brought together our talented student associates and esteemed community leaders for a day of innovation, learning, and professional development.
The Middleton High School Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS) program is an innovative, project-based learning experience that immerses high school students in professional environments. It provides students the opportunity to explore their interests, gain real-world skills, and collaborate with industry partners, all while preparing them for future careers and life after high school.
Event Highlights:
Student Presentations: Students tackled complex problem-solving projects that had to be completed under tight time and resource constraints.
Industry Feedback: Professionals provided valuable feedback and insights to help refine student projects and guide their professional growth.
Networking Opportunities: Students had the chance to connect with potential future employers and industry leaders, broadening their professional networks.
Our incredible industry panel included:
Ashley Storck from Marketini Media
Brooke Saucier from Knektar
Latoya Holiday from the Multicultural Student Achievement Network
Natalie Krogull from the UW-Madison School of Pharmacy
Spencer Schumacher from the Spencer Real Estate Group
The Sprint Project is designed to simulate real-world scenarios, preparing our students for future career challenges. Our industry partners played a crucial role in offering constructive feedback and sharing their expertise to guide the students' professional development.
We are incredibly proud of our student associates' outstanding presentations and their ability to effectively network with industry professionals. This event sets the stage for an exciting and productive semester ahead in the MHS CAPS program.
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