Job shadowing allows Coolidge teen to learn tricks of a trade
by Rofida Khairalla | Coolidge Examiner
TransCanada employees welcome Coolidge Alternative Program student Iwalani Stone and CAP Counselor Chris Lathan, both at right, to the Coolidge Generating Station. Submitted photo via Coolidge Examiner
Tucked away just off Randolph Road, behind a gate designed to keep intruders out, the TransCanada Coolidge Generating Station might come off as a little intimidating to the average passerby.
But that’s not the case for Iwalani Stine, a student at the Coolidge Alternative Program.
“I always thought (engineering) was hard when I was younger,” she said. Now, Stine says that the field is definitely one she wants to consider when she goes to college.
