LHS Engineering & Construction Academy

The Mission of the Engineering and Construction Academy is: To Build a Workforce for California.

In order to prepare our students for the transition into adulthood with industry validated certifications and a four-year Career Technical Education (CTE) digital portfolio, our new Academy, built in collaboration with our industry partners, provides a comprehensive and sequenced course of study that integrates rigorous academics with the mechanical, technical, and hands-on skills needed to prepare our students for pre-employment and continuing education in the Building Trades and Construction Industry Career Sector. The new Academy focuses on three career paths with CTE courses that are articulated and sequenced with local community colleges and the CSU/UC systems.

Introduction to
Engineering and Construction

This introductory survey course emphasizes the basic principles of job safety, material recognition, individual time management, job site procedures and phases of construction. Students will receive 10 hours of OSHA Job Safety Certification and Instruction on Drivers’ Education and Safety, qualifying them to take the test for their learner’s permit. This course will include:

Drivers Education Training
Exciting hands-on projects
10 hour OSHA safety card
Robotics, Pneumatics, Hydraulics Electronics

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Academy Pathways
The new Academy provides a comprehensive and sequenced course of study that integrates rigorous academics.

Career Paths

29 October 2009

Cutting-edge robotics, hydraulics, pneumatics and electronics; all are included in the curriculum of Lincoln High School’s innovative Engineering and Construction Academy.
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22 December 2008
Construction on the Academy temporarily halted.
The State notified Superintendent Lowder that it would not be sending the $6 million it committed to our grant for the Engineering and Construction Academy building. For this reason the workers were pulled off the job and all construction has stopped.

15 September 2008
The new Engineering and Construction Academy building structure is up. The roof is on, and the old bus barn has been relocated.