DHS Technical Student Association presented their Alzheimer’s flower garden to the local Alzheimer’s Association on Tuesday. This garden will be on display at all of their sponsored events to help bring awareness to their cars while raising money.

A huge shout out to our administration for always supporting our TSA program and projects like this one that will reach so many. Thank you Sara Sicona DHS art teacher for her help and to Jennifer Moffat and her father Ken for trusting us with this community project.

DASA (Derby Aeronautics and Space Administration) is back with a new group of engineers. Come see their designs and get ready for our fall classic and the thrill of the semester. The egg-o-naut challenge. Which engineering team will have the best design.

Today during periods 2&6 engineers brought their rockets to our launch area located in left field of Kenneth Marcucio little league field. This video was provided by Aeronautical Engineer Nyasia Ferguson. A big thank you to Mr Hogan he took a lot of videos from both classes.

youtu.be/Uz7GLrgffgQ This video was taken by our video production class and edited by Mr Hogan thank you. DASA engineers displayed in this video are launching their rockets during our fall egg-o-naut classic. You are witnessing 21st century skills at work. More to come.

Anessa Ramic and Melisa Basuljevic display their senior year boxes they recently finished. Great job ladies!

Students getting to engage various groups at the recent college fair, thank you to our school counselors, this was a huge success.

Building construction class shown here working on their small corner walls before building their 4’ walls and floors. In these photos Jayson Drayton, Marion Scott, Ismael Citalan, Eric Vargas, and Anneliese Cole.

Future civil engineers shown here creating small truss bridges which will be tested later next week. Here in the photos are Zolia Gonzalez, Janae Ortiz, Trishawn Wynter, Nyasia Ferguson, Ariana Acevedo, and Cristina Paucar.

More civil engineers below Trioni Wright, Vincent Nuzzo, and Emma Hyder work diligently to make the best truss bridge possible

Building and Construction students Ja’Zaiah Moreno and partner Marion Scott working on installing their tongue and groove white oak floor. These two contractors are doing amazing work I would highly recommend both.

Students in building and construction shown here measuring and assembling their small wall project in the left photo you have Eric Vargas, Jayson Drayton, and Byron McLean. In the right you have Ismael Citalan and Angel Lopez.

Woodworking students in period three shown here with their recent completed projects from L-R Matsvei Sacheuka - nesting tray, Chris Farrell - bowl made on the lathe, and William Clark - a refinished guitar. All students continue to step out of their comfort zone.

YOUR NEVER TO OLD TO LEARN SOMETHING NEW. Paraprofessional Tracey Gallishaw shown here with student teacher Hazel Zagrabinski offering some advice on staining. What a great example of student engagement and peer support.

Carter Ruggiero and Vincent Nuzzo shown here in technology education presenting there construction project. Students had created a new or remodeled building with green technology and Artificial Intelligence.

In this video, a young and incredibly skilled woodworker named Jayden Cooper is preparing his recently turned bat for the upcoming baseball season. See how he gives this fantastic bat a light oil finish. Fantastic job Jayden

Quinlan Gray and Kylin Santamaria help deliver a refurbished and a new indoor track shot put with cart to coach Mr Nicolari