Cullman City Schools officially opened a new two-story career technology and STEM wing at Cullman High School on Friday, designed to provide students with hands-on training for in-demand industries.
The facility includes 3,900 square feet of dedicated space for modern manufacturing and offers specialized programs in cybersecurity, health science, computer science, engineering, and marketing.
The project was developed in partnership with companies like Mazda and Toyota and includes 150 additional parking spaces to support the expanded instructional capacity for students and staff.