In wealthy Colorado ski towns, teens are building tiny homes for teachers who can't afford a place to live

• High school woodworking students in Colorado are building tiny homes for their teachers and staff.
• Their woodshop teacher previously lived in a mobile home on a $7,000 annual salary when he began teaching 53 years ago.
• Teachers, already underpaid, face a mounting housing crisis in some wealthy Colorado cities, reports say.

In one of Colorado's wealthiest cities, kids are building tiny homes for their teachers to live in.