La Mirada High School

Welding and Mobile Training

Advanced Welding While Earning OSHA 10 Certification

La Mirada High School (LMHS) will host welding training camps and expand the scope and ambition of its middle school program.

Camp 1: Older Students – A two-week skill-building camp that will enable rising 11th and 12th graders to master advanced welding skills while also learning key supervisory skills and earning OSHA 10 and CPR certification.

Camps 2 and 3: Younger Students – Two-week camps where middle school students and rising 9th and 10th graders will learn introductory welding skills and workplace safety basics. They will be mentored by the older students from Camp 1.

Mobile Training – LMHS will offer two-sessions of skilled trades mobile training camps for middle school students at LMHS. The goal is to use these mobile training programs as pipeline feeders into the skilled trades programs at both LMHS and Norwalk High School.. 

La Mirada High School is part of the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District.

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The Impact

$1,000,000

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