SYRACUSE — Welding students are leaving the shop to get hands-on learning a few miles away. Hands-on learning is quite common in public schools and the welding students based in the Pathways shop in the old VFW building in Syracuse have teamed up with Wawasee Building Trades students to erect a building at Wawasee Middle …read more.

SYRACUSE — Anthony Cannon had not taken any of the career and technical education classes offered through the Pathways cooperative prior to his junior year. He wasn’t quite sure what he wanted to pursue after high school. But now the Wawasee High School senior, in his second year of the welding program, has pretty much …read more.

SYRACUSE — Adult welding classes offered by the Pathways cooperative will begin Monday, March 26. Classes will run 5 to 8 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, March 26 to April 20 with no classes held the week of spring break, April 2-6. Location is the welding technology center at 307 W. Chicago St., Syracuse, east …read more.

SYRACUSE — Booths designed for hands-on learning fill the back end of the former Veterans of Foreign Wars building on Chicago Street in Syracuse. Within a couple of weeks students will fill those booths and learn valuable and in-demand skills. Tuesday evening, Jan. 9, in Syracuse the Wawasee school board took a tour of the …read more.

SYRACUSE — What used to be the Veterans of Foreign Wars post at 307 W. Chicago St. in Syracuse will in just a couple of months be transformed into a place where valuable, in demand skills can be learned. In November, the VFW donated the building, originally built in 1966 according to county property records, …read more.