Keishawn Outlaw, CCDI's newest Build Your Future Scholarship award winner, was given tools to start his apprenticeship with Concrete Strategies. Thank you Concrete Strategies!

After meeting with students and their families during CCDI's Annual Job Fair, Thermal Mechanics Inc. was put into contact with Victor Morris. After interviewing him and others, Victor was the standout candidate. He was offered

PayneCrest wished their favorite high school student a happy graduation! Hazelwood East/North Tech student, Joe Lawrence came to work for PayneCrest through CCDI and is now taking on full-time work with their team this summer

Arlando is part of the CCDI program and was a 2017 North Tech High School Graduate. Arlando has been working with Kuesel Excavating for a year and recently received his Operating Engineer’s apprentice card! He

Apprentice Scholar Malik Johnson (2016 class) and apprentice scholar Chris Conners (2017 class) performed volunteer work with Tom Sieckhaus and the Clayco crew at Traditional Congregation in Creve Coeur, MO.

This past weekend, we had over 150 people attend the CCDI BBQ at Howdershell Park in Florissant. Many mentors, students, apprentices, scholarship recipients and their families enjoyed a perfect day and great BBQ! And special

Thank you to Breckenridge Materials, Villa Lighting, Negwer Materials, Drilling Service, Frost Electric, K&K Supply, Fred M Luth & Sons and Butler Supply for participating in our CCDI Summer Job Fair! The Event was held

CCDI Mentee PVT. Christopher Conners (Apprentice Scholar Carpenter with Concrete Strategies) graduated from Ft. Leonard Wood. Chris will continue to serve in the Army National Guard requiring him to serve one weekend a month and

CCDI mentors Dan Lester and Rick Moeckel visited with CCDI mentee Darius Wherry at Missouri Western State University for the Engineering Awards Banquet. Darius is doing well, making good grades and connecting with other engineering

In March, the CCDI Construction Academy students learned about CRG and how urban planning and real estate development fit into the construction process from CRG’s VP Terry Barnes. Students then were able to experience what