. >> my name's evan decker, i'm the pathways coordinator.ork with teachers and making sure that students having all the opportunities they need to coordinate with businesses and are given 24 century skills that we helped them to get. i wanted to thank you all for having us here i'll give you a brief overview of our program. our partnership with the advisory board with businesses and organizations. our main goal is to provide opportunities for students to success in post secondary options, whether that's the college, career, preapprenticeship program and the challenge in doing this is that the majority of the jobs that we're prepared these students for, have yet to be create. so we're doing that through making them aware of necknology . i'm going to skip the first slide you guys have in front of you. it's just nurms. didn't have the support. we are ensuring that our curriculum is u.c. a-g approved. it's current to what the industry needs. we do that through our advisory boards and national affiliations that we have. we also cold heart our stu

evans shares this inspirational story. >> reporter: there's a lot of work to be done to this house. before stephanie decker returns home. >> help out joel and stephanie and little reece and dee so they can have a home since theirs was destroyed. >> reporter: this is one of two homes belonging to the deckers. stephanie was protecting her kids from the tornado in their basement, and was crushed by debris. doctors had to amputate her legs. >> good thing to come out and help. wasn't even a question. we were all on top, ready to come out here and help this morning. >> reporter: so volunteers and players from joe decker's high school baseball team are pitching in to help. they helped move the family renting the decker's home out, and spent the weekend getting it ready for stephanie to move back in, from taking out carpet, to installing floors. the goal was to make things easier when she gets out of rehab. >> they've added an addition to the back of the house, i think it's a master bedroom, that will be wheelchair accessible. >> it's good to help out the family and help out getting everything ready. >> reporter: