Area high school student learn of construction job opportunities
Kris Ute from Eichenlaub Landscaping of Pittsburg talks with students from Keystone Central School District about masonry during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023.
The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design.
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Students crowd around the Keystone Wood Products Assoc. booth during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023.
The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design.
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Students try out the driver’s seat of construction equipment during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023.
The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design.
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Tammy Yonkin, Finance Manager for Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity talks with students from Keystone Central CTC during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023.
The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design.
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Students from Sullivan County Schools cooperate to try to complete a group building game during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023.
The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design.
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Students line up to try their hand at cutting 2x4’s in the Building Constructin Technology classes during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023.
The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design.
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- Kris Ute from Eichenlaub Landscaping of Pittsburg talks with students from Keystone Central School District about masonry during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023. The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
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- Students crowd around the Keystone Wood Products Assoc. booth during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023. The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
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- Students try out the driver’s seat of construction equipment during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023. The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
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- Tammy Yonkin, Finance Manager for Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity talks with students from Keystone Central CTC during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023. The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
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- Students from Sullivan County Schools cooperate to try to complete a group building game during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023. The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
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- Students line up to try their hand at cutting 2×4’s in the Building Constructin Technology classes during the PA Build My Future event at Penn College of Technology Thursday Oct. 12, 2023. The day-long event hosted nearly 1000 local high school students from about 25 area schools and gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette
Students crowd around the Keystone Wood Products Association booth during the PA Build My Future event at Pennsylvania College of Technology recently. The day-long event hosted nearly 1,000 local high school students from about 25 area schools. The event gave them exposure to a wide variety of jobs they could do in construction and design. Students from Sullivan County schools cooperate to try to complete a group building game. Tammy Yonkin, finance manager for Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity talks with students from Keystone Central CTC. Kris Ute from Eichenlaub Landscaping of Pittsburgh talks with students about masonry.
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