09/17/2026
What happens when students take the lead in their own learning?
A college-and-career connection comes to MRH. Three groups of students - Kristin Tanner’s ESOL 9-12 class, Melissa Urspruch’s Internship on Campus class and Dr. Robert Welker’s Psychology class - recently came together to learn from Laura Mueller of St. Louis Community College about STLCC’s Behavioral Health Support Program.
And this opportunity started with an MRH student.
Bakht Meena Sulaimankhail took the initiative to make the connection, opening the door for students to explore behavioral health careers, college pathways, community-based experiences and potential internship opportunities.
That’s School as Apprenticeship in action: Students identifying what they want to learn, building relationships and creating their own next steps.
We love seeing our students turn curiosity into opportunity. 💙
Learn more about the STLCC Behavioral Health Support Program: https://stlcc.edu/pathways/social/behavioral-health-support/?utm_source=chatgpt.com