provides valuable work experience, but it allows students to try out various areas of specialization for the future. In addition, Bethel School District has decided to establish its own tiny home manufacturing center at Kalapuya High School. “Kalapuya offers a lot of hands-on experiences for students,” Sproles details. “We’re just in the process of completing a design and build program where students will be able to design a tiny home using computer technology and working with a local architectural firm. They’ll design some homes and then they’ll have the opportunity to build those on site as model homes for the community.” This initiative benefits students, as well as fosters strong partnerships with organizations like Homes 356 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 05, ISSUE 07
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