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Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 5:34 PM

Building skills, building community

Building skills, building community
Sutton High School students Cordell Ochsner, left, and Aaron Sanchez work on the remodel of the future Sutton Bread Box location. Eight students from the school’s Industrial Arts program are participating in the project. DIANE SMITH| CLAY COUNTY NEWS

Work is underway at the future home of the Sutton Bread Box, and a group of Sutton High School students is helping make it happen.

Eight students from the SHS Industrial Arts program are working on the remodel under the direction of instructor Mr. Ramer, putting skills learned in the classroom to use on a project that will directly benefit their community.

The students were busy working at the new location this week as the space continues to take shape.

Watch for next week’s edition, when we’ll introduce the students involved and take a closer look at the work they are doing to help turn the space into the Bread Box’s new home.

Sutton High School Industrial Arts instructor Steve Ramer works with Nathan Griess at the future Sutton Bread Box location as Cordell Ochsner works in the background. The students are gaining hands-on construction experience while helping prepare a new home for the community food pantry. DIANE SMITH| CLAY COUNTY NEWS


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