is a Reading instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center, working with students at all reading levels, but especially English language learners and those with unique needs. Nicole has a knack for matching readers with books and enjoys working with students.

graduated from Grafton Job Corps Center and now serves as the Home Builders Institute Plumbing instructor on campus. Starr stresses to each student the importance of asking questions and listening in the classroom.

brings over two decades of electrical experience to his role as a Home Builders Institute Electrical instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center. John takes pride in creating the optimal environment for students to learn and stay safe.

is an Electrical instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center. As a graduate of Job Corps himself, Haroll understands the value of the program and how it can help students reach their dreams. 

is a more than 30-year member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and the Carpentry instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center. Dave always advises his students that hard work brings valuable rewards as they learn a generations-old craft.

brings more than 20 years of medical experience to the classroom as a Clinical Medical Assistant instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center. Her expertise in the field gives Elizabeth the ability to incorporate real-life examples in her instruction, helping students retain information.

brings more than 16 years of medical expertise to her role as Clinical Medical Assistant instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center. Raquel enjoys giving students the tools to take their first steps in the medical field and toward a better future.

is a Culinary Arts instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center. Amanda considers the culinary arts to be a labor of love as she uses her knowledge and expertise to instruct students.

is a Homeland Security and Protective Services instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center. With two decades of service as a police officer, John advises his students that “effort equals results. Lack of effort means you won’t have any results!”

serves as the Advanced Training Manufacturing instructor at Grafton Job Corps Center. She has more than two decades of experience as a welder, and her industry partners give students the resume-building experience they need. Talya always instructs students to “never give up, especially when it’s hard. Things that challenge you make you grow!”