Seems to me, the saw company could provide the parts Pro-bono one every year. The only downside is getting all classes there at once - but for shop classes - Saturday or before school starts would be easy.
I taught a 2 year, 2 hour program in Electronics. Industrial kind, not Radio/Tv. There was a shop for that. The tricky stuff for me was high voltage, high current and sometimes both. I gave some good demo's that opened eyes and after a couple of 'bites' on lower voltages they knew when to talk girls and when to grit teeth and do the work.
The nice thing, it was over 30 years since I taught in the High School and I get a student every now and then spot me on the net and sends an email. Lots of good men came out and lots of them would not have gotten a GED but managed a real one. I taught math for electronics - as the math classes were later in the year for the subjects - and the first few years the math teachers looked me up. What did you do to xxx
- my SAT kids don't know what he does.
Good plans and good laws. Head shed wants to keep Tort zero so they keep up with the shops. Cool.
Martin