YORK, Ala. — Sumter County Schools continues to expand opportunities for student success through a partnership with Mayor Renee Pringle and the City of York as part of the JET Program.
The collaborative initiative provides students with meaningful, hands-on experiences designed to connect classroom instruction with real-world workplace environments. Through the program, students gain practical skills, explore potential career paths, and develop professional relationships that can help prepare them for future employment and educational opportunities.
School officials say the partnership reflects a shared commitment to workforce development and student achievement. By engaging directly with local government and community leaders, students are able to gain valuable insight into various careers while building the confidence and experience needed for long-term success.
Sumter County Schools expressed appreciation for Mayor Pringle and the City of York for their continued support of local youth and their investment in the next generation of leaders.
The JET Program is part of ongoing efforts to provide students with career readiness opportunities that strengthen both individual achievement and the future workforce of Sumter County.
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