Clinton High Senior Project Class 2021-22 thanks businesses for opportunities

CLINTON - Clinton High School announced its Senior Project Class of 2021/22.

"We like to describe our internship program as an ordinary class for motivated seniors which offers extraordinary opportunities," coordinator Ellen Walsh said. "Students enrolled in this class complete both traditional academic work and internship hours. These internship experiences allow students to try out a particular field or gain valuable skills towards their desired careers."

Welsh said the school wanted to thank the hosts and business sponsors of this year's Senior Project interns.

"We would not be able to run this program without the local support we have become

accustomed to here in our town of Clinton. We are most appreciative of your support of this wonderful program," Welsh said.

Interns, along with their fields and hosts, include:

Stella Brouillet and Melvin Zapata, computer science/information technology, with Chris Tahan, Clinton Public Schools IT Department;

Isabel Gemma, real estate/interior design, with Nancy Moran and Mary Neeley, Realty Vision;

Juliet Coates, early childhood education, with Bethanney Lamlein, Clinton High pre-school;

Keira Coyne, film production, with Keri Powers, Saturday Night Live/NBC;

Jorge Curiel and Aidan Grady, sports marketing/management, with Joe Bradlee, Worcester WooSox;

Kylee Dobeck, sports management, with Heidi Hoag, Clinton Turners Gymnastics;

Gabriela De Oliverira, communications, with Christine Cordio, Clinton Adult Learning Center;

Emily Hernandez, education, with Ashley Caoulette, Clinton Middle School;

Alexander Lipka, marine biology, with Kathryn Parent, Mass. Department of Conservation and Recreation;

Kalean Silvio, elementary education, with Kim Cravadi, Clinton Elementary School; and

Sarah Stone, secondary education, with Derek Moisan, Clinton High School.

For more information about this program, contact Welsh, internship program coordinator, at welshe@clinton.k12.ma.us.