Jordan High School Participates In National Auto Club Competition
Jordan High School in Columbus, GA, is participating in the Quaker State Best in Class Challenge.
Quaker State ‘Best in Class Challenge’ Brings Jordan Vocational High School More Than Cash
As the winner of the Quaker State “Best in Class Challenge,” Jordan Vocational High School students travelled to West Palm Beach to auction off the car at Barrett-Jackson and take home the earnings to benefit their auto program. The car sold for $50,000, but would end up earning the school $135,000 as they went on to three more auctions.
1.25M in Prizes for High School Skilled Trades Programs
Teachers can apply through May 20, 2022.
$1.25M in Prizes for Public High School Trades Programs
Applications for Harbor Freight Tools for Schools prize for Teaching Excellence are open today.
Jordan Automotive Program Honored For Winning National Contest
Jordan Vocational High School’s automotive program won the Quaker State “Best in Class Challenge.”
Quaker State Announces Top High School Of 2016 ‘Best In Class Challenge’
Quaker State announces the winner of the “Best in Class Challenge,” a six-week automotive education program featuring high school auto shops from across the U.S.
Suffolk County Community College Named Top 20 School
The automotive technology program at Suffolk County Community College was named a Top 20 school by Tomorrow’s Tech Magazine.
Jordan High A Semifinalist For National Automotive Contest
Jordan Vocational High School’s automotive program in Columbus, GA, is a semifinalist in the Quaker State Best in Class Challenge.
Lyons Township High School Auto Teacher Finalist For Award
Lyons Township High School automotive teacher Jordan Engelhardt is a finalist for the first-ever SEMA-NACAT Show Instructor Award.
Super Late Model Driver Jordan Ives Wins ‘Search For A Champion’ Sponsorship
The third-generation driver won his first race at age four, and dreams of a NASCAR career. Jordan Ives won his first race at age four. Twelve years later, the Gladstone, MI, high school student has landed what might be the biggest victory of his career: the $50,000 grand-prize sponsorship in the “Search for a Champion”
