Case Study: Stevenson High School prepares future manufacturers with Cimatron software

Stevenson High School trains 360 students with Cimatron

Stevenson High School's MADE Program faced the challenge of preparing students for manufacturing careers amidst an industry-wide skilled worker shortage. A key obstacle was that students struggled to use the software required to design and produce injection molds for their senior capstone projects. The program's community partner, Zero Tolerance, enlisted the help of their software provider, Cimatron, to address this need.

Cimatron donated its dedicated CAD/CAM software for mold manufacturing to the school and provided software training for the instructors. This solution equipped students with industry-standard tools, enabling them to successfully complete complex molding projects with hands-on experience at Zero Tolerance. The partnership with Cimatron ensured the next generation of manufacturers had access to the vital resources needed to prepare them for the workforce, strengthening the pipeline of skilled labor for the industry.

Stevenson High School