US EditionDetroiter gets national honor for leading masonry program that built his career
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Detroiter gets national honor for leading masonry program that built his career
On a recent Tuesday afternoon, it was time for the students in Matthew Bracey’s classroom to get to work. But instead of pulling out pencils and notebooks, the teens put on neon yellow safety vests, hard hats and work boots and began laying down rows of bricks with mortar mix and trowels. For more than 20 years, Bracey has been teaching masonry at the Randolph Career and Technical Center in Detroit Public Schools Community District. The masonr…
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