'Greatest thing ever.' Newburgh students work at Legoland
News 12 is catching up today with some of the Newburgh students hired at LEGOLAND New York Theme Park & Resort.
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Jul 19, 2022, 4:58 PM
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9ds agoNews 12 is catching up today with some of the Newburgh students hired at LEGOLAND New York Theme Park & Resort.
More than 100 Newburgh Free Academy juniors and seniors were hired for the summer at the theme park in Goshen.
It's part of a partnership between Legoland and NFA's Career and Technical Education Program.
"It's the most greatest thing ever. I just love it so much. It's my second job, and I want to keep going full time," says student Kelvin Beco.
Reps for Legoland say they're proud to give students an opportunity at careers in tourism and hospitality.
