A North Paulding High School student has been selected to Delta Community Credit Union’s High School Apprentice program. Landon Walraven is among 17 local high school seniors in this year’s program, a group comprised of students from nine metro Atlanta counties and school districts.
The credit union’s High School Apprentice Program is part of the Georgia Work-Based Learning Program and allows the students to work as part-time tellers for the credit union’s various branches through the 2024-2025 school year. Walraven will be serving as an apprentice at the credit union’s branch in Woodstock.
“Each student impressed us during the application and interview process, and we are thrilled they will support our branches in providing our members with superior value and service,” said Gary Fisher, a senior recruiter at Delta Community. “Their experiences throughout this program will provide valuable real-world skills to help jumpstart their careers.”
220 students have participated in the credit union’s work-based learning initiative since it launched in 2006. Delta Community is currently one of the top employers of students in the state’s work-based learning program.
Below is a list of Delta Community’s 2024-2025 high school apprentices:

• Essomah Ayereby, Brookwood High School
• Ayleen Beza Alfaro, Peachtree Ridge High School
• Sidney Brown, Northgate High School
• Angela Romero, Newnan High School
• Griffin Gwin, Whitewater High School
• Kennedy Hogan, Hapeville Charter Career Academy
• Audrey Madden, Dutchtown High School
• Maanvi Mohan, Northview High School
• Induhasini Muppavarapu, Lambert High School
• Namita Nelson, South Forsyth High School
• Kylie North, Homeschool
• Monil Patel, Denmark High School
• Ashauna Perry, Marietta High School
• Anika Rawi, Denmark High School
• Najya Robinson, Peachtree Ridge High School
• Landon Walraven, North Paulding High School
• Zavon Wilson, Global Impact Academy

In addition, Lena Scales from Hapeville Charter Career Academy is returning to the program.