Dear Students and Families,
Metal Fabrication is a Career and Technical (CTE) course that encourages learning valuable work and employable skills in the industry as students plan and make sheet metal and welding projects. Projects made are tool totes, dust pans, peen hammers, mallets and hacksaws. Students that repeat the course may plan and make their own projects or assist in ongoing community projects. The course earns CTE credits as well as college credits for those earning a B or better.
Technology Foundations is also a CTE course that can earn a Science credit while problem solving and learning the science of these hands-on projects. Students make boomerangs, truss bridges and magnetic levitation vehicles. In Tech 2, students make robotic arms and, in this past year, the cigar box electric guitar was introduced which has led to a new Guitar Manufacturing course.