Our future welders are in public schools today learning the skills and work ethic needed to be successful in the trades and life.
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Woodland School District has significantly expanded its Career Ready Programs over the past couple of years, offering students diverse hands-on learning opportunities in construction trades, culinary arts, business management, pre-electrical trades through a partnership with Cascadia Tech Academy, early childhood education, and financial literacy in collaboration with IQ Credit Union.
Students in Washougal High School’s Metals class are creating custom wind chimes that showcase their welding, measuring, and collaboration skills. The project combines creativity with technical precision as students work together to design, cut, and assemble each piece into a finished product.
Kelso High School advanced welding students are teaming up with the Kelso Police Department to build pit bars for two decommissioned patrol cars. These reinforced bumpers will help KPD train for safe pursuit-ending maneuvers—while giving students hands-on experience that goes far beyond the classroom.
Our Career and Technical Education (CTE) department offers courses that provide exploratory and preparatory learning to help lead students to success in college and careers.