Maplewoodshop is proud to announce that our woodworking program is featured on WCBS | CBS New York. CBS2's John Elliott took a trip to JHS 190 in Queens to hear from teachers and students about their use of woodshop in their classrooms. A special thank you to John Elliott and CBS New York for the opportunity to highlight JHS 190 and all the incredible learning that is happening in classrooms nationwide through woodworking.
Maplewoodshop
Education Management
Maplewood, NJ 265 followers
Easy to implement, safe, portable CTE, Special Ed, STEAM woodworking programs for schools and camps starting at age 10.
About us
Maplewoodshop is an award-winning STEAM program that provides 21st century skills via traditional woodworking using your current staff, tables, and rooms. This portable program includes hand tools, a custom tool chest, custom tabletop jigs, curriculum and training. Using only hand tools, our projects make it easy to incorporate art, math, science, social studies - anything teachers can think of - to bring hands-on learning to kids
- Website
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https://maplewoodshop.com/
External link for Maplewoodshop
- Industry
- Education Management
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Maplewood, NJ
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Woodworking, Education, Mentoring, Experiential Learning, and STEM
Locations
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Primary
Prospect St
Maplewood, NJ 07040, US
Employees at Maplewoodshop
Updates
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Our CEO grew up watching Bob Ross and Norm Abram patiently explain how to do magical things with paint and tools. Turns out that went deep into his psyche and he similarly makes woodworking feasible as a way to teach math, social skills and career exploration.
A little Halloween fun for you. I loved watching Bob Ross growing up and he definitely informed my teaching style. Enjoy!
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We are so proud of this program! Please watch to learn more about Maplewoodshop and workforce development.
Please watch this video on the power of human collaboration in the form of youth exploring careers in construction. This July, 90 youth aged 18-24 worked towards earning a certificate in construction, 3 college credits, OSHA 30 certification as well as important math and soft skills. As part of the NJBUILD CARPENTRY WORKSHOP for Women & Minorities in Construction program at the Newark Workforce Investment Board , these Summer Youth Employment Participants (SYEP) spent two weeks learning construction, and two more weeks learning OSHA regulations. Maplewoodshop worked with the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters to hire union carpenters as teachers, the @newark public to hire Barringer Arts High School construction students as teaching assistants, Big Picture Learning and Harbor Freight Fellows to provide stipends to the teaching assistants. Maplewoodshop trained the carpenters and teaching assistants to work with novices, equipped 4 empty conference rooms, and supplied all the materials needed to create a tool tote, a bookcase, a step stool and other projects that demonstrated tool skills. We are proud to have enabled this large-scale pop-up workforce development program and are grateful to the mayor’s office and dignitaries who attended the graduation including Deputy Mayor Rahaman Muhammad , City Council President LaMonica R. McIver, Council Member at Large Min. Louise Scott-Rountree, North Ward Council Member Anibal Ramos, and State Senator Teresa Ruiz. We are excited to help youth across Newark discover the opportunities around them in the months to come. https://lnkd.in/emJfmqbA
NJBUILD CARPENTRY WORKSHOP (NEW VERSION)
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