Bulldog Build: C.D. Hylton Auto Program Drives SEMA Jeep Project
It’s the pinnacle of many automotive professionals’ careers to have a build at the SEMA Show. With the help of SEMA Education, C.D. Hylton High School’s auto students will have a build at SEMA before graduation.
SEMA High School Program Expands From 1 To 10 In Just 2 Years
The program aims to engage students in the customization lifestyle and introduce them to a career path within the automotive aftermarket industry by connecting high school automotive shop classes with specialty-equipment manufacturers products to build one-of-a-kind customized vehicles.
SEMA Recognizes Automotive Educators
The three finalists will participate in the SEMA Education Partners Breakfast at the 2019 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, where the winner will be announced.
2019 SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund Winners Announced
The SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund awarded $272,000 to 97 individuals this year, including scholarships for current students and loan-forgiveness awards to employees of SEMA-member companies.
Student SEMA Jeep Builds Earn More Than $130K At Auction
Five Jeep Wranglers customized by students as part of this year’s SEMA High School Build Program grossed more than $130,000 at auction.
SEMA High School Vehicle Build Program Sending 5 Jeeps To Auction
Five unique Jeep Wranglers from the SEMA High School Vehicle Build Program are going to auction on BringaTrailer.com beginning July 15, as part of the “SEMA Week of Customs.”
SEMA Partners With NHRA To Expand Student Outreach
The Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) is expanding its youth outreach efforts by partnering with the NHRA’s Youth & Education Services (YES) Program.
Rancho Sponsors High Schools For SEMA Jeep Build
Rancho has sponsored the automotive programs at C.D. Hylton High School in Woodbridge, Virginia., and R.L. Turner High School in Carrollton, Texas, through the 2019 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) High School Vehicle Build Program.
My Week At SEMA
NKCS auto student Mason Purdon and his peers travel from Kansas City to Las Vegas for the trip of a lifetime.
Project #LoTech: NKCS Students Customize Truck For The 2018 SEMA Show
This year, the SEMA Show floor had a very special customized vehicle. No, we aren’t talking about a Chip Foose build or Ken Block’s newest racing machine. We’re talking about a completely modified 2017 Ford F-150, customized in part by the automotive department at the Career and Technical Education Center of North Kansas City Schools.
