In the Carpentry program students learn both construction and finish cabinetry. Students work on a variety of building projects in the school district. Additional cabinetry constructed in the school is transported to job sites and installed. During these procedures students learn machine operations and safety procedures. With the variety of community projects they also gain experience in millwork, cabinetmaking and lamination, renovation and restoration, and module and shell construction.
Students have the opportunity to work in a variety of settings.
They enjoy the hands-on experience, creativity and development of talents, and a wide range of career opportunities. Graduates are able to find employment in house and industrial construction, lumber companies, cabinet-making shop, and as roofing contractors. With further training they may become a house framer, finisher, laminator, cabinetmaker, carpenter's helper, union apprentice roofer, or self-employed.