Internships forge real-life works skills in Project SEARCH program
Tony Best, Nate Wright, Liam Coffey, Joshua Hughes, Matthew Thayer and Peyton Anderson (back) hold up their certificates for completing a Project SEARCH internship over the last year.
Photo courtesy of Marc Stewart
Instructor Theresa Moran, Nico Pohlman, Tony Best and Nate Wright stand side by side after the end of the Project SEARCH internship through Kootenai Health and the Coeur d'Alene School District.
Photo courtesy of Marc Stewart
Tony Best stood out as a natural leader during the Project Search internship with the Coeur d'Alene School District and Kootenai Health.
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Peyton Anderson speaks about his work experience through Project SEARCH at the Health Resource Center at Kootenai Health.
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COEUR d'ALENE — Liam Coffey learned how to work as part of a team and work hard during his internships over the last year.
As he presented his experiences to a crowded room Thursday at the Health Resource Center at Kootenai Health, his mother, Joann Coffey, couldn’t help but wipe away happy tears.
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