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The innovative nonprofit Cristo Rey San Diego High School recently completed its first year supporting low-income students. The high school welcomed its inaugural class of 125 freshmen students in August 2020 with virtual classes then opened in person in September... The school uses a unique corporate work study program as a model of education that gives students not only a college-preparatory education, but at the same time they earn work experience in a corporate setting. Through the work-study program students spend five days a month working at one of the school's corporate partners to help pay for their tuition while obtaining practical real world experience... Local work study partners have included Rady Children's Hospital, CBRE, and Precision Diagnostics... The students are considered employees of the program, not the job partners. Partners pay a flat fee to the program for one full-time work study team. The program handles all payroll, I-9s, and paperwork.