Chestatee High started a “Commit to the C” effort to help seniors understand daily life after high school, but four years later it has evolved into a school-wide project — all four classes participate in different ways. The school’s 1,300 students stopped regular instruction for a day Thursday to give them a taste of “the real world,” Principal Suzanne Jarrard said. “We had a group of teachers who felt like the students needed a little more — the seniors specifically,” Jarrard explained.
Chestatee students spend day getting life-ready
They job shadowed, learned life lessons