Mr. Lucas' and Mr. Materna's classes team up together to replace an outdated walkway with a brand-new, fully accessible ramp. Heavy Equipment students started the project by tearing out the old concrete, and carpentry students then constructed and installed forms to support the new concrete. Both programs then worked side-by-side to pour and finish the new ramp.

This much-needed improvement not only provides another accessible entrance to our building, but also showcases the power of using our own students’ skills to benefit our campus. Their hard work turned a real need into a hands-on learning experience that will serve our school community for years to come.

Mr. Davis' Electrical Trades students have been hard at work completing important electrical updates around our building. From installing new circuits and updated receptacles to making safety and efficiency upgrades, these students are gaining real, hands-on experience while improving our campus at the same time.

Projects like this not only strengthen their technical skills but also highlight the value of learning by doing and creating a better, safer environment for everyone who walks through our halls.