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Course Description
Construction Technology covers a wide variety of transferable skills and knowledge that can be used in the workforce or as a home owner.
Students may seek entry-level jobs or apprentice programs in the field of their choice. Many students continue their studies in college or enter the workforce and use the experience to help pay for their college education. Students will learn basic building practices in the fields of carpentry, plumbing and electric. Also included in the curriculum is Green building, industry innovation, operation of portable power tools, which provides students with numerous hands-on constructions opportunities. Community Service projects provide a lasting memory and source of pride for students to look back on and recall their accomplishments. |
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Daryl EmmettConstruction Technology TeacherHi, my name is Darryl Emmett and I am the Construction Technology Teacher. I began this job during the 21-22 school year and I am excited for this opportunity. I went to Delaware Valley Central High School, which is now known as Sullivan West High School and attended this exact CTE program while here. Attending the Construction program is what drew me to enter this field which I now have 25 years of experience in. Prior to becoming a CTE teacher, I was a Union Carpenter Foreman. I have my OSHA 30 certification as well as numerous leadership training and awards. In my free time I enjoy spending time with my two children, hunting, snowmobiling, cooking, and I’m active in the volunteer fire department.
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Joanne Evans
Teaching Assistant
Hi my name is Joanne Evans and I’m the Teaching Assistant for the Construction Technology program. I have over 30 years of experience in the Culinary industry and prior to working at CTE I was a bar manager and a waitress. I’ve been working in CTE for 15 years. I went to Liberty High School and then went to Sullivan County Community College. I was drawn to this field because my family owned a restaurant and it led me to this career. The best part about this program is that students will learn to cook, a skill that is vital not only for the possibility of a career but for everyday life. A fun fact about me is that I like to do gardening in my free time.
Teaching Assistant
Hi my name is Joanne Evans and I’m the Teaching Assistant for the Construction Technology program. I have over 30 years of experience in the Culinary industry and prior to working at CTE I was a bar manager and a waitress. I’ve been working in CTE for 15 years. I went to Liberty High School and then went to Sullivan County Community College. I was drawn to this field because my family owned a restaurant and it led me to this career. The best part about this program is that students will learn to cook, a skill that is vital not only for the possibility of a career but for everyday life. A fun fact about me is that I like to do gardening in my free time.
