Students & Families
What is the YA program?
Youth Apprenticeship (YA) integrates school-based and work-based learning to instruct students in employability and occupational skills defined by Wisconsin industries. Local programs provide training based on statewide youth apprenticeship curriculum guidelines, endorsed by business and industry. Students are instructed by qualified teachers and skilled worksite mentors. Students are simultaneously enrolled in academic classes to meet high school graduation requirements, in a youth apprenticeship related instruction class, and are employed by a participating employer under the supervision of a skilled mentor.
Program Framework: Key elements of the youth apprenticeship program are:
Industry-developed skill standards
Exposure to multiple aspects of the industry
Skilled mentors assigned to train the students
Paid on-the-job work experience
Related classroom instruction concurrent with work-based learning
Curriculum guidelines for all programs
Performance evaluation of demonstrated competencies
State-issued skill certificate Anchor
Level One: Junior OR Senior year of High School 450 hours of work-based learning MINIMUM 2 semesters of related classroom instruction
Level Two (standard YA program): Junior AND Senior year of High School 900 hours of work-based learning MINIMUM 4 semesters of related classroom instruction
YA Coordinator
Questions or comments regarding BHS Youth Apprenticeship Contact: Mr. Mike Moran
CESA 5 Contact
Kayla Darr
608-745-5482
darrk@cesa5.org
CESA 5 Resource
Here is an excellent resource for more information on the Youth Apprenticeship program
Youth Apprenticeship programs currently offered through Baraboo High School
Click on the Programs of Study below, and you will be taken to the DPI site with the requirements for that Program of Study
Auto Collision
Auto Technician (Transp 1 & 2 prerequisite)
Finance
Information Technology:Computer
Science & networking
Hospitality, Lodging & Tourism
Manufacturing
Production Agriculture ? Animal
Production Agriculture ? Soils & Crops
Bio Technology
Drafting
Graphic Arts (printing)
Logistics (Freight Movement
Science Technology, Engineering, Math
The following businesses have partnered with the Baraboo Youth Apprenticeship Program:
John Turner Farms
Klitzke's Metal Fab
Monks at the Wilderness
Glacier Rock
St. Clare Meadows Care Facility
Reedsburg Senior Life Center
Meadow Ridge,
Baraboo Oak Park Place,
Baraboo Maplewood of Sauk Prairie
Our House Senior Living
Don Larson Automotive
Kruse Motor Sales Ltd