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Careers High School is therapeutic, collaborative, flexible, and focused
on helping students earn their high school diploma from their sending school districts. 

School Hours:
M, T, Th, F: 7:40AM-2:00PM W: 7:40AM-12:00PM
2010-2011 School Calendar

Contact:
Corie Fehsenfeld Ed. D.
Program Director
Careers High School
90 Industrial Park Road Hingham, MA 02043
Phone: 781-749-6695
Fax: 781-740-0784

Corie Fehsenfeld joined Careers in the fall of 2002. Her prior public educational experiences have included Dean of Curriculum of City on a Hill Charter School in Boston, Massachusetts, Special Education Manager of the South Shore Charter School in Norwell, Massachusetts and a resource room teacher for The Board of Cooperative Educational Services in Yorktown, New York. While raising her children Fehsenfeld free-lanced as an interpersonal communications trainer for private industry and state and federal agencies. She is currently working on her doctorate in leadership and organizational development of start-up charter schools.

Lauren A. Clark
Secretary
(339)-200-2019
Lauren brings 33 years of experience in the management and administration field.

 


Careers High School is designed for high school students with emotional and behavioral difficulties who are not stimulated by scholarly learning and prefer hands-on project approaches.

Most of the students that succeed in Careers have had poor experience with schools in general and are reactive to traditional educational approaches. The students respond to the family feel of the program, the individualized educational approaches, and the strong emphasis on transitioni
ng to successful post-secondary experiences.

Careers has three on-campus, revenue-generating businesses: hydroponics/ fundraising, desktop publishing, and culinary arts. Students learn basic employment expectations, vocabulary and experience that translate directly to the work world. In addition, basic "soft" employment skills are built into the behavior management system of the program to reinforce real world expectations.

Services Offered

Careers students provide copy center services that includes custom-designed note pads, various business  forms and cards, brochures and workshop materials at reasonable prices.  Other students are involved in hydroponic and organic gardening and will have montauk daisies and hostas available in the spring.  This year the program is preparing to offer packaged noted cards featuring student art.  Please contact us to take advantage of our products and services.

Suggested Resources

Asperger's Association of New England
Department of Mental Health
Department of Children and Families
Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education



 

 

90 Industrial Park Road, Hingham, MA 02043 | Phone: 781-749-7518 | Fax: 781-740-0784