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Tech School Uses No Ducks.

  Rich Schuster, Bill Clark and Pete Donnelly

Henry Abbott Technical High School in Danbury, CT, has chosen to add No Ducks in the Attic and Other Basics of HVAC Installation by R.J. Schuster to their HVAC program. Bill Clark, head of the program and former Teacher of the Year, believes that using the light hearted and easy to read manual will provide a good third party perspective in teaching jobsite basics to the students.

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“No Ducks in the Attic” has been added to the program        Author Rich Schuster instructs the class

R.J. Schuster offers a unique and refreshingly simple look at the basics that are often ignored by apprentice programs and employers. Subjects such as load calculations and duct sizing are discussed, along with how to avoid many common mistakes, with a few comical stories thrown in for good measure. 

Students at Henry Abbott Tech pose for a shot.        The session in progress

The books were donated to the school and presented to the class by the author who gave a short presentation. Instrumental in the coordination of the project was Pete Donnelly, owner of Donnelly Heating Maintenance, also in Danbury. Pete is a former president of the Connecticut Association of the Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling Contractors, or CT-PHCC, and remains a staunch advocate for the advancement of our industry.

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