Eureka school project produces twin tiny homes
When a crew of Eureka High School students finish their construction next month, this tiny home and another just like it will go up for auction. School Superintendent Joel Graves said the proceeds from the sale will go back into the district’s tiny home project, ensuring students next year have a similar opportunity to build new houses. (Photo courtesy Brian Yarus)
Over the past school year, students from Eureka High School have spent several hours each day inside a workshop north of town. They’ve driven nails, hung windows, put up sheetrock, sanded, primed and painted. With each step, raw materials partly purchased with federal COVID-19 relief funds have taken on the shape of two identical tiny homes: gray with single-sash windows and black trim, each fully wired and plumbed...
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