Roxbury High School is pleased to partner with Morris Habitat for Humanity to build a home for a family in our community. Students in our Structural Design & Fabrication course will learn a variety of technical and construction skills as they follow the process of building a modular home through each step of the way from planning to final completion. The home will be built in two modules that will be transported to the site where they will be secured to the foundation and to each other.  The future site of our home is on the corner of Mansel Drive. & Edith Road in Landing, NJ. During SDF class students will be exposed to many different skills sets from reading architectural drawings, to framing, to electrical and plumbing systems and more. This project and the lessons will be taught by a multitude of content matter experts including Mr. Caccavale, Habitat for Humanity staff and volunteers, and Masters in Residence. 

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Roxbury High School thanks Blair Wilson (CEO, Morris Habitat for Humanity), Doug Wright (Director of Construction, Morris Habitat for Humanity), the Construction Department and Governing Body of Roxbury Township, and Jon Babula (Babula Architecture) for their support and guidance throughout the planning and implementation of this project.