High school senior at forefront of pioneering apprenticeship program
High school senior at forefront of pioneering apprenticeship program Bob Fowler/Special to The Oak Ridger CLINTON, Tenn. — A Clinton High School student is at the forefront of a pioneering effort to enable those under the age of 18 to become apprentices in manufacturing facilities. Since September, Chyann Wilson, 17, has been working at SL Tennessee, a company that makes vehicle parts in the Clinton/Interstate 75 Industrial Park. She’s a Middle College student at Roane State in her second year of the mechatronics program. Mechatronics is the combination of mechanical engineering, computin...