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Construction students feel at home

Joint program gives Grade 11-12 students a head start
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Garnett Kehn (left) works on the roof of a residential rancher at Carihi Secondary alongside classmate Christian Atfield. The two students are part of dual-credit carpentry program offered by North Island College and School District 72.

Jesse Young is still in high school but he’s getting a college-level education.

Young, a Grade 12 student at Carihi, is one of 21 students from Timberline and Carihi secondary schools studying residential carpentry through a joint program offered  by School District 72 and North Island College.

“I could build my own house,” says Young, because of the skills he has gained.

Amazingly,

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