Technic Training Center

“Description;Amount^Core Student Material Reimbursements;275|Miscellaneous Revenue Sales Tax Adjust;202^Total;477^”

“Description;Amount^Legal Fees;300|Bank Charges and Fees;71|Supplies and Materials;5958|Office Supplies and Software;780|Dues and Subscriptions;870|Insurance;4695|Business Taxes and Licenses;243|Taxes and Penalties;2010|Depreciation Equipment;6076|Depreciation Other;281^Total;21284^”

“Description;EOY Amount^Accounts Receivable;22|Prepaid Expenditures;2053|Net Fixed Assets;6140^Total;8215^”

“Description;EOY Amount^Accounts Payable;810|DOR Payable;6^Total;816^”

“Students who participate in Technic are able to leave their regular school site and go to the Technic facility during the school day. School partners commit to provide high school credit, allow access for participation, collaborate on activities, and coordinate transportation for students to Technic during the school day. Youth participants accomplish approximately 150 hours of on site training time each semester at Technic. Credits offered are confirmed by the school partner and are aligned with their students' academic needs. At Technic we seek to tailor our training activities to help the school program achieve certain credit offerings For example, with Lynden High school, their students earn an elective Career and Technical education credit and with our most recent group, an applied math credit. Technic Training Center students are also able to earn relevant industry certifications such a a credential from the Woodwork Career Alliance. During its training activities, Technic Training Center has identified the goal for student participants to take part in community manufacturing projects during their training experience. As a win-win opportunity for learners and the local community, Technic students partner with community businesses and service organizations that have a genuine product need. Technic students complete the design, manufacture, and delivery of a needed product. Partnering organizations share in the expense of producing a project by providing financially for the costs of that product. During completion of community projects, student participants develop competency in a numerous variety of skills in order to execute its production including tool and machinery operations, utilizing plans and blueprints, material optimization, mass production, cost analysis, advanced manufacturing, and customer service. Students experience having a real world customer with real quality expectations. They also experience the pride and satisfaction of knowing their lasting work will impact the lives of others. Community manufacturing projects allow Technic Training Center the opportunity to generate program income that offset operating expenses of the non-profit training organization. Any funds generated by Technic during the completion of a community manufacturing project are utilized in the philanthropic mission of the Techni Training Center non-profit organization. Key Community Manufacturing Project Steps: 1) Organizations share a product need or concept with Technic Training Center. 2) Technic leader identify training objectives and needs connected to the manufacturing project. 3) Organizations confirm project participation, product concept. and materials. 4) With leader support, Technic participants develop final product design and specifications. 5) Organizations confirm final product design and specifications. 6) Technic provides the partnering organization a fair market value product quote. 7) Organizations confirm and authorize product quote and purchase order terms. 8) Organizations place a purchase order with Technic Training Center. 9) Technic invoices participating organization for costs of product manufacture. 10) Technic Training Center participants complete manufacture and delivery of the needed product. As a key example of the initiative and approved by the Superintendent of Lynden School District in spring of 2017, Technic students manufactures 250 bookcases for Fisher Elementary School in Lynden. Following that accomplishment, in spring 2018, Technic student manufactured 140 bookcases for the new Lynden Middle School located on Line Rd. in Lynden. Along with those book cases, Technic students are also manufacturing furniture such as workbenches and tables to outfit the brand new woodshop classroom at Lynden Middle School. Through gaining valuable experience in product development, customer service, and project bidding, Technic students have also completed numerous other additional community projects supporting lo”