Shiloh shop program going for $1.5 million federal grant
By Quinn Propst
Thursday August 3, 2006
Mark Smith
Shiloh High School students, from left, Chelsea Cradock, Sarah Freebairn, Lindsey Landeck an Brandi Thomason wear sunglass frames made by students of Mark Smith. The lightweight wooden frames sell for $350.
HUME – Shiloh High School's industrial technology program – the one that received national attention for making wood-framed glasses featured in "Vogue" and Martha Stewart's new magazine "Blue Print" – could be receiving a $1.5 million grant.
If it does, Mark Smith's shop program will become a learning center for other high schools in the area, and even some of the community colleges, nearby universities and industry workers.
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