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Superintendent Michael Sander said the construction students were providing the labor for a shelter at the school. Sander said the school’s PTA had saved about $10,000 over three years to pay for the materials for the project.
“It was something they wanted to do,” Sander said.
No other information was available about the break-in from police or career center officials.
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