Read the following stories from our students of how your support is transforming their lives. Your passion for helping deserving young men become respected leaders and productive members of society has truly made a difference. We thank you for supporting Williamson College of the Trades.
Joey Mastella grew up in Ridley in a tight-knit household with his mother and older brother, John, whom he credits as his biggest influence. John, a 2022 Williamson graduate, introduced Joey to the school and inspired him to apply. “He’s
During his final two years of high school, Drew balanced traditional coursework with hands-on learning at an off-site career and technical school. When he spoke with a representative from Williamson College of the Trades about the school’s unique and comprehensive
Daniel “Joey” Tillman 2W7, Power Plant Technology student With some encouragement from his uncle, who himself had wanted to attend Williamson when he was younger, Joey decided to apply to the school’s Power Plant Technology program. At the time, he
Connor Gordon 2W7, Landscape Construction and Management student Connor Gordon grew up in Delaware, primarily in New Castle, although his family moved throughout the state during his childhood. As the youngest of six, he was mainly raised with his closest-in-age
Henry Rhein 2W7, Machine Tool Technology student Henry, the oldest of nine children, was homeschooled until he enrolled at Williamson College of the Trades. During that time, he also attended Mount Sophia Academy, an educational co-op that serves as an
Riley Sheldon 2W7, Carpentry student While attending North Montco Technical Career Center, Riley learned about Williamson College of the Trades from his carpentry teacher, a Williamson alumnus he greatly admired. Williamson’s tuition-free model appealed to Riley and his family, and
