A group of 14 students from Scriber Lake High School are working in conjunction with professional carpenters to build a tiny home during a one-week special course.
After the house is completed, it will be donated to the Low-Income Housing Institute and placed in one of their tiny home communities.
Students are learning basic construction skills, such as how to read construction documents, appropriate tool use and work-site safety. The project has been primarily funded by a long-time supporter of SLHS, foundry10, with additional support from the Foundation for Edmonds School District, Dunn Lumber and Limback Lumber.
Located in Edmonds, Scriber Lake High School is a small alternative learning school open to all district students. It has approximately 200 students in grades 9–12.
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