High school

COMMUNITY-based LEARNING

 

Oregon is home to 32 alternative high schools and programs committed to helping students achieve high academic standards and to pursue their interests. The 4,000 enrolled students represent some of the greatest opportunity to raise the graduation rate and prepare youth for their future, which we believe is limitless.

Each alternative school uniquely reflects its community as it changes. That is why our high school program starts with discovering the teacher and student needs at an individual school, then working with an industry partner to co-create a program that provides a meaningful experience for students.

How it works

Our highly tailored approach draws inspiration from many sources including teachers, industry partners, and community-based organizations. It starts with a conversation, then In4All works to mobilize the community on behalf of the teachers and students we are serving.

The student experience we are striving to create can range from design thinking projects in the community to paid work experiences where In4All serves as the employer of record. The work truly reflects the creativity and resourcefulness of each community. Contact us to start a conversation.


A Columbia Sportswear volunteer at Reedville Elementary in Hillsboro, Oregon

Connecting with careers
Students apply rapid prototyping processes for their work experience in the Hillsboro community.