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'It'll probably outlive me': Hoover students build furniture for WV court

Summary by Charleston Gazette-Mail
Liz Turner, Max Moore, Trent Jarrett, and Hunter Vaughan, all rising juniors at Herbert Hoover High School in Elkview, West Virginia, spent their summer designing and building seven walnut bookshelves for the Intermediate Court of Appeals in Kanawha City. The students installed the shelves in a single workday as part of a program led by longtime shop teacher Tim Meyer.

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'It'll probably outlive me': Hoover students build furniture for WV court

Liz Turner, Max Moore, Trent Jarrett, and Hunter Vaughan, all rising juniors at Herbert Hoover High School in Elkview, West Virginia, spent their summer designing and building seven walnut bookshelves for the Intermediate Court of Appeals in Kanawha City. The students installed the shelves in a single workday as part of a program led by longtime shop teacher Tim Meyer.

·Charleston, United States
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Charleston Gazette-Mail broke the news in Charleston, United States on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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