Real Projects,Real Impact
Our students don't just learn construction—they build homes, restore historic landmarks, and create lasting value for the Clarkston community through hands-on projects.
Featured Projects
Highlighting some of our most impactful community construction projects
Bailey House Historic Restoration
Students transformed a condemned 1878 T-plan farmhouse from demolition candidate to beautiful family home, mastering historic preservation techniques while saving irreplaceable architectural heritage.
Skills Students Learned:
Skills Students Are Learning:
Sashabaw Presbyterian Church Restoration
Students are transforming a historic 1855 church into a vibrant community center, learning traditional construction and restoration techniques while preserving one of Clarkston's oldest buildings.
Our Project Impact
Measuring the real difference our student projects make in the community
How Our Projects Work
From planning to completion, every project follows a structured process that maximizes learning and community impact
Local organizations, families, or institutions approach us with construction needs that align with our educational goals.
Students work with licensed professionals to create detailed plans, obtain permits, and prepare comprehensive project timelines.
Students execute the project under expert supervision, learning multiple trades while maintaining professional quality standards.
Completed projects serve the community for years to come while students gain real-world experience and professional references.
Have a Project in Mind?
We're always looking for meaningful construction projects that can serve our community while providing valuable learning experiences for our students. Whether it's historic preservation, new construction, or infrastructure improvements, we'd love to explore how we can help.
Project Requirements: Must provide educational value, serve community needs, and meet safety standards for student participation.