The Auto Collision Program provides instruction using the latest technology for analyzing and repairing modern vehicles. Students will receive specialized learning experiences using state-of-the art equipment and repair techniques for automotive bodies and frames. Students are encouraged to achieve certification through other nationally recognized organizations such as A.S.E.
Students also have the opportunity to participate in the Automotive Youth Education Systems (AYES) summer internship program where qualifying students are placed in area shops to work one-on-one with a trained mentor. Students receive additional training while gaining valuable work experience.
Junior Year Course of Study
- Orientation
- Safety
- Careers
- Vehicle Construction
- Measuring Damage
- Mixing Paint and Primers
- Body Tools and Equipment
- Plastics and Adhesives
- Lifting and Supporting
- Estimating
- Mig Welding
- Oxy-Acetylene Cutting
- Sheet Metal Repair and Replacement
- Fiberglass Repair
- Glass Replacement
- Employability Skills
- AYES Internship Preparation
- AYES Summer Internship
Senior Year Course of Study
- Orientation
- Safety
- Review of Junior Subjects
- Analysis and Repair of the following:
- Electrical System
- Frame (Conventional)
- Uni-Body Construction
- Suspension Systems
- Brake Systems
- Restraint Systems
- Heating and Air Conditioning
- Drive Train
- Multi-Stage Paint
- Shop Management
- Employability Skills
- AYES Internship
Prerequisites
- Junior standing with no more than five credit deficiencies
- Enjoy working with your hands
- Artistic talent is a plus
Co-curricular Activities
- Field Trips
- Community Service Opportunities
- Early Placement Opportunities
- Scholarship Opportunities
Student Organization
SkillsUSA
- Leadership Development
- Professional Development
- Civic Activities
- Community Service Opportunities
- Local, Regional, State, and National Competitions