Week of October 23
We continued to frame our exterior walls. We are almost finished with those.
We continued to frame our exterior walls. We are almost finished with those.
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Home B.A.S.E. 2007 students with the help of parents, build and install the front porch beam.
On the day of the solar cell installation, the mayor demonstrates his support for green, energy-efficient housing, and renewable energy.
Solar Thermal on left, Photvoltaic on the right of the roof. The only installation in Ohio with both solar thermal and photovoltaic solar panels.
High School students building a new model for education by constructing energy efficient, high perfoming, sustainable, green, and affordable housing for America's urban working families. The 2006 -2007 build will be L.E.E.D. certified. This house is being built in partnership between the Columbus Housing Partnership, the Home B.A.S.E. Foundation, the Home B.A.S.E. class of 2007 with support from the City of Columbus. Contact us at: rbeck1@wowway.com
Students Built This House!
Home B.A.S.E. 2007 students with the help of parents, build and install the front porch beam.
About Me
- Beck
- Created by teachers and successful for ten years before its cancellation, Home B.A.S.E. was a unique educational initiative created at a central Ohio High School to change public education in America. By creating a cohesive student/teacher/parent learning community, the program authentically integrated the subjects of senior year (English, Government, and Technology Education) through the powerful and emotionally engaging event of building affordable housing for America's working urban families. Home B.A.S.E. did more to end poverty housing in America than any other school in the nation and possibly the world by building eleven homes in ten years. Because of the real engagement with the surrounding local community and issue-based curriculum delivery, the students who participated in Home B.A.S.E. grew intellectually and emotionally. Today, the families who now own the homes made possible by the students have a decent, affordable place to live and, along with the students, have a stake in the American Dream.
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Mayor Coleman: Columbus, Ohio
On the day of the solar cell installation, the mayor demonstrates his support for green, energy-efficient housing, and renewable energy.
An Ohio First
Solar Thermal on left, Photvoltaic on the right of the roof. The only installation in Ohio with both solar thermal and photovoltaic solar panels.
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