She’s not “working like a girl.”
She’s working like a professional.
During Women in Construction Week, we’re celebrating the young women who are framing walls, wiring circuits, running CAD, managing projects, and proving every single day that skill has no gender.
The future of the industry is bold, capable, and building it from the ground up.

#CTEMonth hits different when you see it in real time. 🔥
While most students are in a classroom, our Engineering Related Technology students are out in the field making it happen. February 22–28, 2026 is National Engineering Week

Vincent Schoettle and Jack Koepke are on Co-Op at Z-Axis Connector Company in Warminster and not just observing… they’re literally fixing a machine. Real equipment. Real responsibility. Real skills.

This is what Work-Based Education looks like.
Hundreds of our students head out on Co-Op placements each year, gaining hands-on experience, building confidence, and stepping directly into industry environments before graduation.

Huge shoutout to Z-Axis Connector Company for investing in our students and giving them the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned in a real-world engineering setting. Partnerships like this are what make CTE powerful.

Career ready isn’t a slogan here. It’s happening every day. 💪

Real experience. Real projects. Real career momentum.
During #CTEMonth, students are building career-ready skills through work-based learning. Julian Nathans, Architecture & Construction Engineering (ACE), is gaining industry experience at J Foster Cabinetry in Langhorne, creating CAD drawings that help bring projects from concept to reality.
This is what career readiness looks like.

This is what real support for the trades looks like
Our team is proudly rocking the Support the Trades shirts for CTE Month, and we can’t wait to see our sending schools join in! If your school received shirts, snap a group photo and tag us so we can share the pride across our community.
Shirts are still available at www.mbitschoolstore.com — every purchase helps support our SkillsUSA students heading to Nationals, making this more than merch… it’s an investment in the next generation of skilled professionals.

Real experience. Real projects. Real impact.
During #CTEMonth, students are turning classroom skills into career-ready experience through work-based learning. Makayla Bock, Architecture & Construction Engineering (ACE) student, is gaining hands-on industry experience at James River Carpentry in Fairless Hills, creating a 3D kitchen rendering and building the skills employers need right now.
This is what career readiness looks like.

It’s National School Counseling Week, and our counselors deserve their flowers 💐
They’re the calm in the chaos, helping students navigate academics, career paths, and real-life moments that don’t fit on a bell schedule. At MBIT, counselors play a huge role in making sure students feel supported, seen, and ready for what’s next, college, careers, military, and beyond.
Big appreciation to our counseling team for showing up every day with heart, professionalism, and impact. Your work matters more than you know

🏅 SkillsUSA Districts = BIG wins 🏅
Huge congrats to all of our SkillsUSA students who competed at district competitions last month. So many strong performances, and several students brought home GOLD, which means they’re officially headed to States in April (Hershey, PA)
These students showed up, locked in, and represented their programs and schools in a major way. This is what skill, preparation, and confidence look like.
🥇 Gold Medalists – Advancing to States
• Christian Pollock – Extemporaneous Speaking
• Gwendolynn Sineni – Health Occupations Professional Portfolio
• Christian Golderer – Industrial Motor Control
• Adeleigh Lautz – Job Skill Demonstration
• Patrick Ferro – Plumbing
• Steven Blasko – Welding
• Faith Sweeten & Kacie Winter – Cake Decorating (Animal Kingdom Theme)
• Hayzen Lopez-Acuna – Restaurant Service

Senior Medical & Health Professions students are out in the real world doing real work.
Through clinical rotations at Penn Medicine Doylestown Health, they’re practicing hands-on skills, building confidence, and getting a front-row seat to what a future in healthcare actually looks like.
Textbooks meet hospital floors. Careers start here. 🩺✨

Big moves happening through co-op 🔧
Shoutout to Dan Weimar, Automotive student, crushing it on his co-op at Fred Beans Nissan 🙌
From the classroom to the shop floor, this is real-world experience, real skills, and real career momentum.
Huge thanks to Fred Beans Nissan for supporting student growth and opening doors for future techs. This is what learning looks like when it actually shows up.

Real-world skills, real jobsite energy
Aiden Luciw is out here putting classroom learning to work through cooperative education, teaming up with Precision Deck while enrolled in Carpentry. Side by side with his mentor, and 2024 MBIT grad, Levi Mehler, Aiden is gaining hands-on experience, industry confidence, and the kind of skills that don’t come from a textbook.
Big shoutout to Precision Deck for opening doors, mentoring the next generation, and proving how powerful school-to-work pipelines can be. This is how careers get built, one project, one mentor, one opportunity at a time.

Today is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 👮‍♂️💙
Shoutout to our Public Safety students who are putting in the work, building real-world skills, and preparing to serve their communities with professionalism, respect, and purpose. This program is about leadership, responsibility, and stepping up when it matters most, and these students are doing exactly that.
Respect to all law enforcement professionals who protect and serve every day. The future of public safety is already in training right here.

From the classroom to real-life scenarios.
Public Safety students are mastering radio communication used by fire and police departments, because strong communication is everything in emergency response. Every call, every message, every second counts. Skills learned here carry straight into careers.

Dental Occupations students kicked things off learning head + neck anatomy using mini skulls and clay, hands-on, creative, and locked in from day one.

Big shoutout to Worthington & Shagen Custom Builders, Inc. 🛠️👏
Our Construction Carpentry and Building Trades Occupations students took a trip to Newtown and rolled back with a truck FULL of donated supplies. Real industry support, real tools, real impact on student learning. This kind of partnership hits different and makes a huge difference in our classrooms. Grateful doesn’t even cover it.
Thank you for investing in the next generation of the skilled trades 🙌

November was stacked with awesome moments ✨
Our future dental professionals took a trip to Montgomery County Community College to check out the Dental Hygiene program. They watched students in action in the clinic, toured the space, and got the inside scoop on how the program works, plus what it takes to get accepted. Real-world exposure, real pathways, real goals.

Huge shoutout to the Home Builders Association of Bucks & Montgomery Counties (HBA) for rolling into MBIT and working with 80+ students across multiple programs. Students teamed up with HBA volunteers, learned how they built their careers, asked real questions, then flipped into entrepreneur mode creating logos, building business plans, and pitching their ideas in front of industry leaders.
Real skills. Real feedback. Real futures in motion.

Huge shoutout to Kurt Vonder Schmalz, a 12th-grader in our @mbit_sportstherapy program, who’s absolutely crushing it on Co-Op at @cornerstonepta in Furlong.

Our National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) came through in the best way 🫶
They wrapped up their food drive and delivered all donations to the Doylestown Food Bank. They absolutely crushed it! Proud of their heart, teamwork, and community impact.