Wilkinson County High School, in the central Georgia town of Dublin, conducts a summer program for about thirty 14- and 15-year-old students. Students participants are selected based on income eligibility and are engaged in a range of project-based learning opportunities (e.g.: financial literacy courses and health-related and workplace readiness activities.)
 
Participants also explore career options through trips to local colleges, hospitals, museums and businesses and have apprenticeships to further hone their technology, drama, nursing, graphic design, and other interests and skills.