‘A resounding success’: 11 students graduate from ProjectSEARCH – The Winchester Star
Twenty-one-year-old ProjectSEARCH graduate Arlie Wines from Stephens City animatedly points out her photographs showcased on a grand screen at the Winchester Medical Center, just before the commencement program kicks off on Monday. ProjectSEARCH, a remarkable initiative, immerses students with disabilities in real work settings, nurturing vital job skills with an aspiration to secure them at least part-time employment opportunities.
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