PRESCOTT – The Prescott High School Advanced Welding class spent the second trimester focusing on designing, blueprinting and constructing organizational projects for the technology education …
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PRESCOTT – The Prescott High School Advanced Welding class spent the second trimester focusing on designing, blueprinting and constructing organizational projects for the technology education department. Students were asked to solve an organizational problem by designing a product that will organize specific shop tools or materials.
The PHS tech ed department would like to thank the following students for their hard work and dedication to help our department save on funding and help our woods and metals labs be clean, safe, spacious and more efficient. The below list is half of our students who completed projects. Other students did more personal projects.
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(Abo ve) The two carts (in front) were crafted by Isaiah Warp. Benny Olson and Nolan Thomley created the sheet steel rack behind the two carts. Photo courtesy of Prescott School District

PHS Advanced Welding students Marissa Shelstad and Noah Prindle constructed a red woods rack as part of an assignment. Photo courtesy of Prescott School District

(At right) Logan Stewart and Jonas Akey showcase a smaller metals rack crafted in the PHS Advanced Welding class. Photo courtesy of Prescott School District