One Santa Clara County school district is preparing students for the future by expanding its curriculum from theoretical to a more applied learning approach.
The Milpitas Unified School District Innovation Campus has opened the first phase of a project designed to provide business development and hands-on learning opportunities to students of all ages. Once completed, the campus will house the district’s adult education program, early childhood education, Calaveras Hills High School and the Milpitas High School extension program among other community spaces for career development.
MUSD Superintendent Cheryl Jordan told San José Spotlight that the extension program “will provide a pathway of opportunities for our high school students who are at the main MHS campus. This is one of the hallmarks of our vision for the campus.”
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