Project Education has been identified as a model program and hosts many visitors during the school year. The second semester Health Class added CPR and First Aid Instruction to the curriculum. Sixteen students successfully completed the course and received Red Cross CPR and First Aid certification. Parents are invited for a presentation and lunch and have an opportunity to visit the classrooms. Project Education classrooms are converted to conference rooms during an entire day in November and May in which speakers from throughout the community speek to students on issues as diverse as Student Homelessness to Modeling.
Students register for sessions and attend sessions of their choice throughout the day.
This informal setting allows parents to meet their student's teachers and counselors to discuss their student's progress after the first quad. To the top of the page Washtenaw Community College Information and Financial Aid Workshop Financial Aid Representative from W.C.C. meet with students and parents to help them in a hands-on method with post graduation plans. The Project Education Yearbook is a product of a class instructed by Chris Curtis. Students divide into teams and tackle the lengthy process of photography, layout and editing. The Project Education yearbook challenged the students to use computers and digital technology for a hundred percent of the layout.