Students in the Constructions Innovations class work on improvements to the Tiny House project. The project is located in the woodworking room at Ladue Horton Watkins High School where William Edwards leads the construction and instructs students. “We just started a second tiny house inside [the woodworking room],” Marcus Goebel (12) said. “Outside, we just finished putting in insulation and are now putting the covers over them.”
Ladue students work on Tiny House Project Feb. 26
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Senior Alex Du is a first year staffer on Ladue Media. Alex is a member of the varsity soccer team and serves on the Student Council as the Student Body Public Relations Co-Chair. Alex enjoys exercising and trying new food.