High School Programs
Diploma pathways are available for youth ages 16 to 21.
Since 1988, Greater West Town Community Development Project has provided education and economic opportunities for low-income communities of color in Chicago. The community-based organization focuses on Humboldt Park, North Lawndale, East and West Garfield Park, Belmont Cragin, and Austin. Young people ages 16 to 21 can pursue a high school diploma through West Town Academy or YCCS West High School. Vocational training covers Wood Product Manufacturing and Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics. Career Pathways helps adults and youth with job searches and interview preparation. The organization houses its programs in a 55,000-square-foot facility on Chicago's West Side. Its services address education, workforce preparation, and employment access for local residents.
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Diploma pathways are available for youth ages 16 to 21.
Training covers wood products and transportation, distribution, and lo
Adults and youth receive job search and interview preparation resource
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