Doña Ana County's Summer Enrichment Internship: Sign Up Now

0:00It's May 2nd. Welcome to El Paso News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Donia Anna County wants local businesses to jump into the 2026 summer enrichment internship program, pairing high school kids with paid, real-world jobs. It's all about hands-on experience that builds skills early. They just extended the deadline for businesses to sign up, pushing it back to May 5th so more employers can get involved without the rush. This setup helps students land that first taste of work life while companies score fresh ideas, better community buzz, and a shot at shaping. Tomorrow's talent pool. No fees for businesses. They just offer a solid workspace and the New Mexico Public Education Department covers the cash and setup details. Spots are open to companies big or small, any field, so head up the interest form or check in interns.com to lock it in before time runs out.