Huron homebuilding students place in the SkillsUSA Regional Carpentry competition

Trey Green, Staff Writer
March 9, 2022

Senior Adam Schork poses next to his model he built during the competition. Photos courtesy of Mark Valchine II

Ann Arbor Student Building Industry Program travels to homebuilding sites and works on skills to put together a house from the ground up. On March 9, there was a SkillsUSA Regional Carpentry competition where the kids in the home building programs from around southeastern Michigan can showcase their skills in a competitive manner to earn scholarships or the chance for new tools.

Huron students trained well and their hard work paid off. Senior Adam Schork won first place and senior Emma Sutton placed second.

“As always our students are working diligently on their home project and I am proud to say even with all the material delays and virtual days our team has kept their house on pace to be completed by the end of the year,” homebuilding coach Mark Valchine II said in an email communication.

Schork and Sutton will represent Huron at the state level competition in April.

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Trey Green, Staff Writer

Trey Green is a senior at Huron High School. This is his first year working on The Emery. He is excited to learn the printing process of a newspaper. He...