Telma Talla, 17, a Brighton High senior, said working last summer at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center solidified her desire to become a surgeon.
(Globe Staff Photo / Matthew J. Lee)
High school internships in jeopardy
State Senate's plan eliminates funding
Telma Talla, 17, a Brighton High senior, said working last summer at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center solidified her desire to become a surgeon.
(Globe Staff Photo / Matthew J. Lee)
Thousands of internships for high school students across the state are threatened, and a Boston-based program that has been a national model for workforce development could be decimated under a budget cut proposed by the state Senate. (Full article: 798 words)
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