Friends, family, and volunteers gathered Saturday, December 10 to help a Garland family celebrate the dedication of their new Habitat for Humanity of Greater Garland home on June Street in Garland.
This home is particularly special in that much of the work was completed at Garland’s Naaman Forest High School by the Construction Technology class taught by Chase Larson. In addition, the electrical work was done by North Garland High School students and teacher James McKee.
NFHS Construction Technology students Luke Barton and Isaac Aguilar were on hand for the dedication and were happy to have been a part of the process. “It feels good to give back to the community and help others,” Barton said
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