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Student Work-Study Program
The CDH Student Work-Study Program gives students the chance to earn tuition savings through meaningful work, responsibility, and leadership. Students build real-world workplace skills while directly contributing to the daily life of our school and community.
Questions? Contact Owen Slinde
Owen Slinde
Communications Specialist and Work Study Manager
Communications, Work Study
FAQs
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Who can apply?
How can I apply?
How much can my student earn?
How many hours will my student work?
How is my student's performance evaluated?
What if my student doesn't meet expectations?
Does my student need experience to apply?
Can my student choose which department they work in?
What happens if my student is sick and misses a day?
Is this a year-long commitment or can students join/leave at different points?
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More About the CDH Student Work-Study Program
The CDH Student Work-Study Program is built around a simple idea: students can take on real responsibility and earn meaningful rewards for their effort, including tuition savings, workplace experience, and the chance to grow into leadership roles. Participating students can earn up to $3,000 in tuition savings over the course of the year, while gaining genuine workplace experience, sharpening time-management skills, and developing the kind of accountability that carries well beyond the classroom. Students work across four areas, Facilities & Maintenance, Athletics, Communications, and Admissions, each offering a different way to contribute to daily life at CDH. As students demonstrate reliability and strong effort, they have the opportunity to grow into new roles and even leadership positions, mentoring the students who come after them. Students will also work in teams with their peers, and alongside staff members in each department for help and guidance as they use this experience and take it with them after their time at CDH.