Timberline High just locked in a new $5.8 million Career and Technical Education annex where students will get real framing time on site. Https://www.theolympian.com/news/local/article317614198.html
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Good to see CTE money actually going to hands-on framing work instead of more theory.
Solid step for kids learning real skills on the job instead of just textbooks.
Cool seeing schools put real money into hands-on trade skills.
Solid investment in giving kids real skills instead of just theory.
High school annexes with real framing bays line up with the hands-on time crews need to stay locked on one site instead of chasing short gigs.
Real framing time on the job site is exactly the kind of hands-on experience that builds the next generation of skilled tradesmen.
