K-12 Education

Graduating from college is a big accomplishment. But once the excitement of graduation starts to settle in, there’s another important decision ahead: Where do you want to begin your career? For engineers, architects, surveyors, landscape architects, and other professionals entering the A/E industry, your first job can have a lasting impact on the skills you develop, the projects you work on, and the professional you become.

When people think about school construction projects, classrooms, athletic facilities, and cafeterias often come to mind. Yet one of the most important facilities on any campus is one student may never step inside—a transportation center.

Heavy rainstorms. Record-breaking heat. Stronger winds. More frequent flooding. Extreme weather is no longer something communities prepare for once in a generation—it's becoming a regular part of planning, designing, and maintaining public facilities.

When you work at HUNT, your work becomes part of the places people live, learn, work, and gather.

For many school districts, summer is often viewed as the season for construction. Classrooms are empty, schedules are flexible, and work can happen with minimal disruption to students and staff.

New York school districts have more time to comply with the electric school bus mandate. Learn why planning now is critical and how HUNT can help with infrastructure, facility assessments, electrical engineering, and capital planning.