Alcoa High School Launches Aviation Program in Partnership with AvZ Flight School
Alcoa High School, located in Alcoa, Tennessee, has announced it will be offering a flight training program for the 2024-2025 school year. The program is thanks to new grant funding and is set to be available to interested 11th and 12th-grade students who meet certain requirements.
Availability and Eligibility
The flight training program is designed for students in their junior and senior years, who are at least 16 years of age. To qualify for enrollment, students will need to have a solid attendance record and demonstrate competencies in math and science. They need to also satisfy all FAA eligibility requirements and have availability in their schedules for both the Fall and Spring semesters.
Partnership with AvZ Flight School
The collaboration of AvZ Flight School, who has partnered with Alcoa High School, has made this program possible. The school emphasizes that the flight school’s contributions are integral to the success of the program.
Implications for the Future
This new flight training course marks a significant step forward in preparing students for potential careers in the aviation industry. Additionally, it illustrates Alcoa High School’s commitment to providing unique and practical learning opportunities for its students.
The impact of this program will extend beyond just the students who enroll. Gaining an early start in such a specialized field will open doors for students in their postsecondary education and future careers. The experience they gain could potentially make them highly sought after in an industry that continually needs fresh talent.
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