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Eagle Ridge students showcase CTE projects and event plans at board meeting
Summary
Eagle Ridge New Tech High School students reported on CTE construction projects (student-built cottage, deck, sidewalks poured with Modoc Contracting), FBLA activity, and upcoming Build My Future participation; students also highlighted attendance initiatives and student recognition.
Eagle Ridge New Tech High School students Noah Clayton and Aiden Jimenez reported to the board about student-led activities, CTE projects and career-readiness events. They described construction program milestones including poured sidewalks with volunteer finishers from Modoc Contracting, an 8x16 student-built cottage due to be dried in by semester’s end, a 16x24 deck completed during winter break, and ongoing CNC projects for signage and welding practice. "Students demonstrated projects they are working on," Superintendent Brown had earlier noted while summarizing site visits.
The students also highlighted activities and supports: reinstated FBLA participation with state-level support, attendance challenges with classes exceeding 90% attendance, and preparations for Build My Future events at the fairgrounds with materials sponsored by JNP Lumber and partners including Western Welding Academy. Board members asked questions about project timelines and student goals; the board thanked students for their presentation.
