We are thrilled to share an exciting project undertaken by our ALC Carpentry class! The Career and Technical Education (CTE) office of the Nebo School District reached out to our talented students for a special task: designing and constructing a storage shed for the Spanish Fork High School Early Childhood Development class.
This wasn't just any shed. The requirement was unique—it needed to be constructed in a way that allowed it to be taken apart at the seams. This feature was essential for transporting the shed on a trailer, ensuring it could be easily moved and then reassembled to serve its purpose on the playground at Spanish Fork High.
Our students rose to the challenge with creativity and precision. The result was an amazing shed that met all the specified requirements. This project not only showcased our students' carpentry skills but also their ability to think innovatively and work collaboratively on a real-world task.
