Teen Tech Apprentices Power School IT | Burlington News
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Three tenth-graders from Mill River Union High School are turning summer into their tech apprenticeship, diving headfirst into the district’s IT infrastructure to prep for the new school year. With only two IT staff members handling everything year-round, this student-led effort—now in its second year—brings real-world experience and much-needed hands-on help. From fixing Chromebooks to mapping a labyrinth of outdated Ethernet cables, these teens are learning by doing, guided by an IT specialist who believes this model is the best way to train future tech pros. The students are energized by the experience, with at least two eyeing tech careers, while the district gets critical support without hiring outside help. It’s a smart, scalable win-win that’s shaping the next generation of tech talent.
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