SEMA Partners With 5 High School Auto Programs To Modify Jeeps
SEMA brings back its partners with five high school auto shop programs to provide students with real-world, hands-on experience.
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.
Burnsville High School Students Fix Teachers’ Cars For Cash
Automotive students at a Burnsville, Minnesota, high school work on donated and staff vehicles for $40 an hour – earning each student about $350 at the end of the school year.Â
