Work Site Learning

Work Site Learning (WSL) is a wonderful learning experience for juniors and seniors that connects knowledge and skills obtained in the classroom to those needed in the work environment. If you have a job and meet the requirements of the Work Site Learning program, you can receive one-half credit for every 180 hours you work.

In order to enroll in the program, you, your parent, and your employer will need to complete the required forms. Once the packet is completed and returned, the student will begin documenting his/her work hours. Students will have to document their hours once a week through Canvas using the hours form that is provided to them.

It is important that students remain current in updating their hours in order to receive the maximum amount of credit. Student performance will be evaluated every 180 hours.

Are you 16 years old or older?  Have you passed or are you currently taking a CTE Course?  Are you currently working? 

Did you answer YES to all of these questions?
You qualify! Pick up Worksite Learning Packet from Career Center, download and print from https://bit.ly/3Ccnsl8, or scan QR Code download and print. 

Did you answer No to any of these questions? You do not qualify for WSL at this time. 

In order to enroll in the program, you, your parent, and your employer will need to complete the Work Site Learning Packet with all the required forms. Once the packet is completed and returned, the student will begin documenting his/her work hours.

Students will have to document their hours once a week through Canvas using the hours form that is provided to them. It is important that students remain current in updating their hours in order to receive the maximum amount of credit.  Student performance will be evaluated every 180 hours.

Enroll in WSL today! Simply click on the picture below, "Work Site Learning Documentation," to download the packet now. For instructions on how to turn in your completed WSL packet, read more. 

*Students must also turn in a completed and signed Parent School Work Authorization Form. Please see, "Teen Labor Work Regulations During School Closure," below. 

Students will have to document their hours once a week through Canvas using the hours form that is provided to them.

It is important that students remain current in updating their hours in order to receive the maximum amount of credit. Student performance will be evaluated every 180 hours.

Worksite Learning Contact
wsl@rentonschools.us

Mrs. Terry Derrig
Apprenticeship/Internship/WSL Coordinator
Call/Text (206) 940-5750

Mrs. Carla Smith
Recruiting Washington Teachers (RWT)/WSL Coordinator
Call/Text (206) 948-6260