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Luke Buzzard took Precision Machining Technology as a 10th grader.
“I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. I thought I would take something different…and somebody suggested I might like being in the machine shop. I enjoyed it…so the next year, instead of one hour, I took two, and two in my senior year. As a senior I completed in a [Vocational Industrial Clubs of America] competition and won state, then went onto nationals. Before the nationals, I had to go to a company to learn CNC programming (because we mostly had manual machines at my high school). The company I trained at ended up hiring me!” |
