Education briefs News-Chronicle Green Bay Internet classes available for senior citizens Senior citizens interested in learning about the Internet can enroll in a free class offered at Southwest High School. The classes are sponsored by the school's business management and leadership students and the Green Bay School District. Two sessions are being offered. The first session classes will be held Mondays and Wednesdays starting April 30 and ending May 21. The second session classes will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning May 1 and ending May 22. All classes run from noon to 1 p.m. To register, call 448-7500; press 1, and enter voice mailbox 8866 for Monica Golomski, class and project advisor. Leave the participant's name, phone number and session that will be attended. A student coordinator will return messages with details for room, parking and session assignments. Educators in the Workplace program seeks applicants Partners in Education, a program of the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, is accepting applications for Educators in the Workplace, a summer enrichment program for teachers and counselors of grades 6-12 and technical college instructors. The program provides teachers and counselors with guided business and industry experiences. Participants attend a two-week summer enrichment experience with a local business as well as a summer session to expand their skills and understanding of local business issues, new technology and career placement opportunities for their students. Educators learn more about technical writing, curriculum development and how to prepare youth for lifework planning. Participants can earn three graduate credits from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay upon successful completion of the program. For more information, contact Kristin Phillip at 437-8704.