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WIX Filters Announces Finalists For 2016 School Of The Year Competition

In conjunction with O'Reilly Auto Parts and Tomorrow's Technician magazine, WIX Filters is excited to announce the top four finalists for the 2016 School of the Year competition.

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Tomorrow’s Tech (TT) delivers technical information for servicing today’s vehicles to more than 40,000 automotive students enrolled in more than 1,100 technical and vocational schools across the country.
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tt-soty2016-final-logo-231x300-231x300In conjunction with O’Reilly Auto Parts and Tomorrow’s Tech magazine, WIX Filters, a global manufacturer of filtration products, is excited to announce the top four finalists for the 2016 School of the Year competition.

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The top four are as follows:
• Region 1: Automotive Training Center, Warminster, PA
• Region 2: Ranken Technical College, St. Louis, MO
• Region 3: Southern Illinois University Automotive Technology, Carbondale, IL
• Region 4: Lake Area Technical Institute, Watertown, SD

The winner will be selected from the four finalists, with a surprise ceremony in October and a formal announcement during AAPEX on Oct. 31.

The winning school will receive:
• Visit by Tomorrow’s Tech staff and program sponsors
• $2,500 WIX Filters donation to the school’s program
• O’Reilly and WIX Filters gear
• Appearance by either the WIX or O’Reilly Auto Parts marketing unit
• Travel for the class instructor and a guest to Las Vegas to attend Babcox Media’s recognition dinner at AAPEX

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