CCDI awarded nine 2019 Build Our Future Scholarships to our most deserving CCDI students. We want to thank our partnering school districts and colleges, mentors, and subcontracting partners who continue to support the CCDI program.
CCDI took a field trip to tour Tarlton's Northwest Healthcare Siteman Cancer Center project. The students began the day with presentations from BJC, Local 562, and from Tarlton's Superintendent on the project, Mr. James Tillman.They
CCDI Mentor and Mentee Dan Lester and Steven Graves attended Missouri Western’s 2019 Awards Banquet honoring student excellence within their Engineering Technology Program.
CCDI wants to send a big thank you to everyone who participated in our hiring fair! We appreciate everyone for taking the time help our CCDI students prepare to take their next steps into the
CCDI students took to the road this past Saturday for a visit to L. Keeley Construction. The theme of the February Academy session was Adaptability. CCDI thanks Nathan Munie for presenting about pre-construction and to
The CCDI Build Our Future Scholarship recipients Trenton Kwasa and Kyah Donald were presented with laptops, laptop bags, power banks, thumb drives, and notepads. CCDI is proud to support these two exceptional students as they
Keishawn Outlaw, one of CCDI’s newest Build Our Future Scholarship award winners, has begun St. Louis Community College as part of the apprentice scholarship program with CCDI. Special thanks to Concrete Strategies for providing Keishawn
PFC. Chris Conners started with CCDI while in high school and graduated from North County Technical High School in June of 2016. Since his high school graduation, Chris joined the Missouri National Guard at Fort
Kori Jaminson is a journeyman laborer in her first year. In the summer of 2016, Kori was accepted to the pre-apprentice programs through the Chicago Women in Trades. It was there that she became determined
The CCDI Build Our Future Scholarship recipients Trenton Kwasa and Kyah Donald were presented with laptops, laptop bags, power banks, thumb drives, and notepads. CCDI is proud to support these two exceptional students as they