Developing Agricultural Mechanics Professionals

The addition of the new site-built structural steel Career and Technical Education building is a gateway to a world of opportunities, teaching students real-world technical skills in multiple disciplines, such as welding technology, agricultural engineering, computer-aided design, and equipment fabrication. The flexible learning spaces cater to the high school’s versatile program offerings and facilitate the movement of oversized materials and equipment in and out of the building. The new Career and Technical Education building will prepare students for successful careers and provide foundational knowledge if they pursue higher-level post-secondary education, opening doors to a bright future.