Bunner, a Class 2-24 graduate from Marion County, chose MJCP to advance his career beyond painting. He shared, "I decided to deal with another 4-5 months, to learn a good trade, not that I wanted to, but because I needed to, to better my future. I’ve learned a lot when it comes to certain skills from my previous track." He completed the welding track, earning his SMAW "stick" Welding Certification, and is now employed at Jennmar Services.

Wasko, a Berkeley County native and Class 1-25 graduate, chose the MJCP Heavy Equipment Operator Track. He received training from instructors at the WV Wood Technology Center and Jobs and Hope. Wasko is now employed as a Heavy Equipment Operator at Panhandle Builders and Excavating, where he enjoys the work he does and the crews he works with.