By Cesar Mendez – Sports Editor

Jonathan Law’s Employment Developer has been hard at work helping special education students get ready for their futures. 

Mrs. Knoth assists students to gain a better understanding of what is required in a professional work environment.

“The JLHS Work Experience program has a significant impact on students and their ability to gain and master multiple vocational skills in order to become successful in true life employment opportunities outside of the school environment,” Knoth said.   

Knoth and the programs have expanded to include both Canine Catering and Blossom Boutique and student-made products are sold and distributed at the Parson’s Perks Cafe, select community partners, and several pop up shops across town.

“She’s had a tremendous impact on the Law community by leading students, providing them with experiences beyond our walls, and supporting the needs of all the people at Law,”  Principal Bryan Darcy said. 

Knoth has seen plethora of students that have been impacted by the opportunities she has provided to students. 

“I have seen the Work Experience Program grow confidence and self esteem in our students in knowing that they have the necessary abilities needed to reach their fullest potentials in gaining employment after graduation, which is very gratifying to be a part of as an educator,” Knoth said.