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Our Team
Springfield Public Schools’ BASE Project (Business Associated Student Education) is a community-based transitional program for high school students aged 16 and older with an IEP. The program focuses on developing work and life skills to help students successfully navigate life after graduation.
The BASE program provides students with opportunities to develop career awareness, explore different job fields, and build the social skills needed for success in the workplace and beyond. Students gain hands-on experience through unpaid job shadowing while earning high school credits toward graduation.
Charlie
12th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is hanging out with. my best friends. After graduation I want to wotk at McAlisters Deli.
Lisa
12th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is hanging out with my teacher. After graduation I want to be a teacher.
Roberto
11th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is the coffee shop. After graduation I want to be an inventor
Gabe
12th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is going to the workshop. After graduation I want to wortk on the hot sauce assembly line at the workshop.
Abby
11th Grade
My favorite part of BASE is the coffee shop. After graduation I want to work at the YMCA.
Made for You
By BASE
Our Drinks
Drip Coffee $2.00
Mocha $4.00
Cappuccino $4.00
Flat White $3.50
Espresso $2.50
Breve $3.50
Americano $4.00
Soda $1.00
The SBC Athletics Community has been riding in Springfield since 2012. We realized that we wanted to give back to our community, and one of our team members works at the Fairbanks, and one of our SBC employees did as well. Once we heard about the Fairbanks wanting a bike shop – it was a no-brainer, says Neil Chanter, SBC Athletics team owner.
SBC Community Bike Shop at the Fairbanks
