Eligible Students: 11, 12, Adult
Click here for Masonry Program Fact Sheet
Masonry is a 2-year apprenticeship designed to train students for entry-level masonry jobs with the basic knowledge and skills needed for brick and block work.
The program offers instruction in safety procedures; make-up properties; uses and sizes of all masonry units; use of tools and equipment; use of anchors, ties, and reinforcement; types of courses and bonds; experiences in laying brick for a new home; properties and technical details of foundations, floors, roofs, walls, and fireplaces; mathematics for masonry; and blueprint reading.
Areas of Study:
- Safety
- Installation & Types of Scaffolding
- Hand & Power Tools
- Mortar Product & Additives
- Protective & Cleaning Agents
- Reinforcing Materials
- Applied Mathematics
- Components of Chimneys & Fireplaces
- Spread Mortar on 2X4 Brick and 2X8 Block
- Lay Brick & Block to Line with Established Leads
- Construct 90-degree Brick and 90-Degree Block Leads
- Construct 8" Brick wall
- Clean Brick Wall
- Code of Professional Ethics
- Professional Appearance
Post Secondary Application
Click here to access the post-secondary adult program
application for admission.
Click here for the Rolla High School student handbook.
Program Instructor