KYMA News: Free programs prepare high school students for the workforce
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Rosa Garibay-Mora
The Southwest Technical Education District of Yuma, better known as STEDY, provides job skills training for local high school students.
STEDY was formed in 2015 to help students find a career faster, providing tuition-free career and technical education at Arizona Western College and on the STEDY central campus, in a specific area of study.
By Samantha Byrd