Vocational

The vocational program at Trousdale School assists students in applying for and maintaining competitive employment and volunteer positions in the community. Trousdale School students work independently at their job sites, between 5-20 hours per week, during the morning hours. Trousdale School students love their jobs and take pride in the money they earn.  

New students take a vocational interest survey to determine the types of jobs they are interested in seeking. Trousdale School is equipped with a Vocational Lab where every student develops skill sets in food service, consumer service, facility maintenance/carpentry, industrial/assembly, and clerical. The Vocational Lab allows new workers to get job training for the first time; it also allows seasoned workers to add new skill sets in order to take on new responsibilities at work. 

Student Workers:

Abigail C. @ Barbara’s Market

Adam S. @ Home Depot & YMCA

Addison K. @ Barbara’s Market & Stretch Zone

Amanda M. @ Montessori School of Cleveland

Anthony C. @ Food City & First Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Cameron C. @ Lee University Rec Center

Chandler G. @ Trousdale School

Chris P. @ Moe’s Southwest Grill

Chris S. @ Swafford Nursery

Chris W. @ Local Manufacturer

Connor @ Cleveland High School

Eric P. @ Home Depot

Ethan M. @ Avail Senior Living

Graham C. @ Broad Street UMC

Hannah S. @ Barbara’s Market

Jacob A. @ Trousdale School

Karrie B. @ Barbara’s Market

Leslie B. @ Ooltewah Middle School

Madison G. @ Broad Street UMC Child Learning Center

Meg B. @ Ocoee Professional Pharmacy & Walgreens

Sarah S. @ Lift Mother’s Day Out

Shahmir S. @ YMCA

Sierra G. @ Lee University Rec Center & Barbara’s Market

Susan T. @ Food City

TaJon S. @ Avail Senior Living

Teresa H. @ Legacy Village of Cleveland & First Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Trousdale School students take every opportunity to continue learning through our staff’s creative selections.
— Shannon H / Executive Director

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