Milwaukee students build tiny house inside North Division High School classroom

Inside a classroom at North Division High School, students aren't just studying how things are built. They're doing the building themselves.Armed with hammers, measuring tapes and plenty of determination, Milwaukee Public Schools students are transforming lumber into a tiny house, one board at a time.But the biggest transformation may be happening among the students themselves. Watch the video report below: North Division students build tiny house, discover future careersFor Vaunya Stewart-Mayes, the journey started with a childhood project: helping neighborhood kids build a treehouse."I didn't know I could do that," Stewart-Mayes said. "So after that, I just wanted to build stuff all the time." That early curiosity has grown into a passion for construction.Now, instead of guessing her way through a project, she's learning the precision and patience required in the skilled trades."I just winged it before," Stewart-Mayes said. "So now you get to learn about measurements and being exact.