Work-Based Learning

Jefferson County Schools offers programs known as Cooperative Education/Work-Based Learning in several high schools. These programs are considered an extension of Career and Technical Education and offer students the opportunity to work or intern in a supervised setting.  

For more information about each school's Work-Based Learning Program, please reach out to the Work-Based Learning Coordinator or your school's guidance counselor.

Work-Based Learning Coordinators

Martin Blankenship

Shades Valley High School

Email Martin Blankenship

Alan Boshell

Hueytown High School

Email Alan Boshell

Carmen Carney

Gardendale High School

Email Carmen Carney

Kameka Cottrell

Pleasant Grove High School

Email Kameka Cottrell

Alex Hale

Clay-Chalkville High School

Email Alex Hale

Amy Lankford

Minor High School

Email Amy Lankford

Davion Singleton

Center Point High School

Email Davion Singleton

Melanie Volk

Pinson Valley High School

Email Melanie Volk

Work-Based Learning Hours and Earnings 2022-2023

School

Number of Students in Program

Total Hours Worked

Total Earnings

Economic Impact

Center Point High School

19

5,072

$56,816

$397,715

Clay-Chalkville High School

29

11,281

$128,128

$896,896

Corner High School

30

13,231

$150,957

$1,056,697

Fultondale High School

0

0

$0

$0

Gardendale High School

35

25,941

$275,605

$1,929,232

Hueytown High School

49

19,127

$174,535

$1,221,747

McAdory High School

27

9,483

$95,265

$666,853

Minor High School

59

13,209

$151,152

$1,058,064

Mortimer Jordan High School

0

0

$0

$0

Oak Grove High School

0

0

$0

$0

Pinson Valley High School

0

0

$0

$0

Pleasant Grove High School

24

10,377

$91,073

$637,511

Shades Valley High School

16

5,223

$51,523

$360,664

District Total

288

112,943

$1,175,054

$8,225,379