304 Sedgewood in the Kirkland of Scio subdivision. The work site is located west of Staebler Road, between Zeeb and Baker Road, south of Jackson Road, Ann Arbor. 

Thanks to everyone who has promoted the building trades as an important and fulfilling way to learn, grow, acquire valuable skills and great experiences. This program and many like it changes lives for the better. Let's keep it going!

We turned over a few shovels in celebration of the countless lives that have been improved by the AASBIP and programs like it. The program stands as a highly relevant success story of helping young people find their path, and utilizing public and private partnerships to add value to the community.

FLIPPIN' OUT FOR STUDENT BUILDERS!

Thanks to Our 2018 Pancake Supper Sponsors!

Gold Sponsor
UA Local 190 and Greater Michigan Plumbing and Mechanical Contractors
Association, Mechanical Industry Labor Management Fund

Silver Sponsors
Bank of Ann Arbor
BRAG Ann Arbor
Chelsea Lumber
Laborers Local 499 LECET Fund
Lake Michigan Credit Union

Patrons
Absolute Title
African American Cultural & Historical Museum of Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor Remodeling, LLC
Fingerle Lumber
G2 Consulting Group, LLC
Jay Holland
Main Street Homes
Rochman Design-Build
Tandem Tile & Stone

ANNUAL EVENTS AND FUNDRAISERS

More events are held throughout the year allowing you 
to meet some of the local students that hope to 
be part of our bright future in the building industry 
and the great people that make this program a 
vital part of our schools and community.

Proceeds from our fundraisers go towards 
operating the program, and for AASBIP 
Scholarships!

Our young people never cease to amaze me. Working hard and pushing
their own personal envelopes of growth, the Ann Arbor Student Home
Building Program students won their second straight State TeamWorks
championship bringing the gold medal home to Ann Arbor. An all first-year
student team representing  four  A2 high schools will go to national
competition in Kansas City, Missouri from June 23rd to 28th to compete
for the national title. Team members are: Grant Stadelman, Huron junior,
carpenter and Team captain, William Carras, Pioneer senior and electrician,
Patrick Wiesner, Skyline senior and plumber, and Jonas Gearhart/Hall
Community High junior,and brick mason.

 The students won the presentation portion of the two day competition.
They were given an unknown plan and 30 minutes to put together a business
plan to build an addition on a fictitious existing house incorporating all the
trades and the structural issues in the plans.  Each student had to speak
extemporaneously to explain their plan. The next day they receive a second
new plan. Using that plan,they have five hours to build a structure, working
together to complete it on time with limited materials. They were the only
team to complete the project.  

 Gary Dresselhouse was there to witness the event. Gary also served as
one of the plumbing judges for the event. Thank you Gary! Also big thanks
to Diane Calmeyn who singlehandedly procured funding for all the plumbing
materials from Greater Michigan PMC, then negotiated through delivery 
difficulties to get everything there on time. Thanks PMC, UA 190 and Diane
again for all your support. 

AASBIP were the defending 2011 Michigan State champs. It is quite an
accomplishment for these young men to repeat this. I hope you join me
in congratulating the 2012 Skills USA TeamWorks State Champions.

Kansas City here we come! 

John Birko 
AASBIP Instructor

Thanks to all the golfers and volunteers for coming out and showing your support in August 2019!