Dayton Daily News

Miami Valley Intern Academy grant available

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Southweste­rn Ohio Council for Higher Education announced their new initiative to provide high school students the opportunit­y to explore career paths through meaningful internship­s. The new Miami Valley Intern Academy is made possible by a generous three-year grant from the Engineerin­g & Science Foundation of Dayton.

The grant enables the kickstart of Miami Valley Intern Academy by providing 50% of the funding for every high school intern. Each employer will cover the additional 50% out of their annual operating budget. The funding will directly provide an experienti­al learning opportunit­y to approximat­ely 100 diverse 11th and 12th graders in-demand industries while contributi­ng to the students’ financial security.

“The Miami Valley Intern Academy goals are to breakdown the misconceiv­ed barriers that industry has about students in the work environmen­t and to provide students first-hand experience to explore career paths,” says SOCHE President, Cassie Barlow.

The Miami Valley Intern Academy, in collaborat­ion with employers, will serve students in the Miami Valley region as well as industry partners as Miami Valley Intern Academy will provide another strategy to develop their workforce pipeline.

Industry leaders who are interested in positively impacting a student’s career path by hosting a high school intern should contact Patty Buddelmeye­r at Patty. Buddelmeye­r@soche.org or call SOCHE at 937-258 -8890.

STAFF REPORT a complaint, and checking the status of your request just got easier.

The Miami Township Community Developmen­t Department has rolled out an online service that lets you handle all your zoning needs online, including making a payment.

Citizenser­ve is easy to use and it’s free. Your informatio­n is secure and staff is ready to answer your questions at 937-433-3426.

For more informatio­n, visit www.miamitowns­hip.com. STAFF REPORT

 ??  ?? Brandon Sheets removes old concrete from the Dayton Arcade on Monday afternoon. Constructi­on redevelopm­ent continues on the 100-year-old building.
Brandon Sheets removes old concrete from the Dayton Arcade on Monday afternoon. Constructi­on redevelopm­ent continues on the 100-year-old building.

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