FORT MYERS, Fla. — The City of Fort Myers and other local business partners funded a pre-construction program for high schoolers called “Train to Gain.”
According to the Lee County school district, different construction companies trained students in hands-on employment skills they’ll use in their careers.
The district designed the program for students who participated to have the opportunity to work in the construction right after graduation.

Career & Technical Education, Lee County Facebook page
Dr. Christopher S. Bernier, who is finishing his first week as Lee County’s superintendent of schools, congratulated the students on completing the program.