Andrew Resendiz works at the Community Center at Bethel, located in the former Bethel Church, as part of a team of Pine Ridge Job Corps students completing tasks on site.
Photo courtesy of Regina Ochoa
Carlos Manriquez is one of several Pine Ridge Job Corps students who have received on-the-job training renovating the Community Center at Bethel, located in the former Bethel Church.
Photo courtesy of Regina Ochoa
Julian Navarro and Alexander Cazares, both Pine Ridge Job Corps students, work on the interior of the Community Center at Bethel.
Photo courtesy of Regina Ochoa
The Pine Ridge Job Corps painting students pause for a group photo after working on the cells in the Dawes County Jail this summer.
Photo courtesy of PRJC
A welding student works in the Dawes County Jail this summer, fabricating beds to allow the jail to house female inmates.
Photo courtesy of PRJC
The Pine Ridge Job Corps welding students spent part of the summer fabricating new beds for the Dawes County Jail. The students and their instructor are pictured here with Dawes County Sheriff's Deputy Jeff Johns and PRJC Center Director Tammy Calamari.
A historic country church is in the process of being re-purposed into a community center, and students at the Pine Ridge Job Corps have played an integral part of conversion.
Andrew Resendiz works at the Community Center at Bethel, located in the former Bethel Church, as part of a team of Pine Ridge Job Corps students completing tasks on site.
Carlos Manriquez is one of several Pine Ridge Job Corps students who have received on-the-job training renovating the Community Center at Bethel, located in the former Bethel Church.
The Pine Ridge Job Corps welding students spent part of the summer fabricating new beds for the Dawes County Jail. The students and their instructor are pictured here with Dawes County Sheriff's Deputy Jeff Johns and PRJC Center Director Tammy Calamari.
