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Building Housing for Glacier Park Employees While Building Opportunities for Students

June 13, 2021/

Columbia Falls High School student Mae Anderson runs a circular saw for building a ticket kiosk and cabin that will be transported to Glacier National Park, as seen on June 9, 2021. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon

In second year of School-to-Park partnership, Columbia Falls High School students build new cabin and kiosk to be moved into Glacier Park in July

“Students leave the program with a tool belt in hand, an apprentice certificate that’s offered to them by the state and an opportunity if they want to become a carpenter or any apprentice,”

 

By Skye Lucas


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