Belle Fourche's new Career & Technical Education building opened earlier this month in time for the new school year. The $2.9 million building houses welding, business, family & consumer science, and ag classrooms.
Jim Holland
Journal staff
Belle Fourche High School students Guy Davis (standing at left) and Gunnar Johnson make the sparks fly during a welding class Tuesday at the school district's newly-opened Career & Technical Education Building.
Jim Holland
Journal staff
Belle Fourche High School family and consumer science teacher Lyndee Richardson leads a class on Tuesday at the school's new Career and Technical Education building.
Jim Holland
Journal staff
The family and consumer sciences classroom on the second floor of the new Career & Technical Education Building in Belle Fourche contains full kitchen stations geared toward culinary training.
Belle Fourche's new Career & Technical Education building opened earlier this month in time for the new school year. The $2.9 million building houses welding, business, family & consumer science, and ag classrooms.
Belle Fourche High School students Guy Davis (standing at left) and Gunnar Johnson make the sparks fly during a welding class Tuesday at the school district's newly-opened Career & Technical Education Building.
Belle Fourche High School family and consumer science teacher Lyndee Richardson leads a class on Tuesday at the school's new Career and Technical Education building.
The family and consumer sciences classroom on the second floor of the new Career & Technical Education Building in Belle Fourche contains full kitchen stations geared toward culinary training.