Rockland County TEEN Works program celebrates graduation of 90 students
Hosted by the Rockland County Youth Bureau, the program aimed to provide valuable job mentoring and real-life work experiences for young individuals.
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Aug 7, 2023, 5:26 PM
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Updated 354 days ago
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9ds agoThe Rockland County TEEN Works program proudly celebrated the graduation of 90 students from its 2023 summer program.
Hosted by the Rockland County Youth Bureau, the program aimed to provide valuable job mentoring and real-life work experiences for young individuals.
As a result of their participation in the program, some students were offered part-time or full-time positions, marking a successful outcome for the initiative.
Rockland County Executive Ed Day was present at the commencement ceremony and extended his best wishes to the graduates as they embark on their future endeavors.
