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