About Us
The Attleboro Area School-to-Career Partnership began in 1995 through the National School to Work Opportunities Act. In 2000, we became the Attleboro Area School-To-Career Partnership, Inc. Since then, over 500 employer partners have worked with us to create over 2,000 internships and job opportunities for students.
We’re proud to support students in the Attleboro, North Attleboro, Norton, and Seekonk school systems. By collaborating with local employers, trades professionals, and community organizations, we help students explore different career paths and build the skills they’ll need after graduation. These hands-on experiences give students a better sense of what their future could look like.
We’re proud to support students in the Attleboro, North Attleboro, Norton, and Seekonk school systems. By collaborating with local employers, trades professionals, and community organizations, we help students explore different career paths and build the skills they’ll need after graduation. These hands-on experiences give students a better sense of what their future could look like.
Meet our Staff
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Name: Heidi Kozikis
Title: Executive Director Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Email: [email protected] First Job: Heartland Drug Store (Vitamin Stocker) What it taught me: Plan your day to be on time & dress appropriately. Smile and be nice even if someone is not nice to you. You never know who you will meet at work, I happened to meet my husband there! |
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Name: Samantha Shaheen
Title: Career Specialist - Attleboro High School Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Email: [email protected] First Job: Forever 21 (Store Associate) What it taught me: It’s necessary to learn how to work with people and build confidence within yourself. Being able to multitask and collaborate with a team will only help you succeed. |
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Name: Lisa Magit
Title: Career Specialist - North Attleboro High School Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Email: [email protected] First Job: AT&T (Sales Representative) What it taught me: Although I learned many lessons, one in particular is to persevere. Learn to not take 'no' personally and continue to work hard. Try your best to stick with it. There are always good days ahead and it's important to stay positive! |
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Name: Margarita Velazquez
Title: Career Specialist - Norton High School Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Email: [email protected] First Job: Central Drug Pharmacy What it taught me: I learned lots of skills that I still use today. I learned how to be dependable, showing up and doing your best even when you didn’t feel like it. I learned how to communicate with different people and to be organized. |
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Name: Andrew Brum
Title: Career Specialist - Seekonk High School Pronouns: He/Him/His Email: [email protected] First Job: United Methodist Elder Care (Dietary Aide) What it taught me: My first job taught me the importance of teamwork, communication, and taking pride in the work you do, no matter how small the task may seem. Most importantly, serving and building relationships with the residents taught me that some of the most rewarding parts of a job come from the people you have the opportunity to help. |