The Automotive Refinishing and Repair program prepares students for careers in the automotive collision industry. In order to do this, the program was in need of newer model cars that have been in accidents so the students can practice replacing, restoring and repainting parts of the body of the damaged cars. State Farm Insurance came to the rescue and donated two cars that have recently been in accidents and declared totaled. We would like to thank Emily Cunningham and Kyle Carranza from State Farm who facilitated this donation.
Applications open for 2019-2020
Dr. James A. Forrest Career and Technology Center Applications open!
Now Accepting Applications for the 2019-2020 School year!
Applications are now open! Click here to apply!
Application Check List:
- Discuss your career plans with your parents and school counselor.
- Complete your Application Visit to the JFCTC
- If you require a permission form for this visit you can download it here:
Parent Permission – JFCTC Application Visit
- If you require a permission form for this visit you can download it here:
- Be sure to check Forrest Center program prerequisites for your choices.
To find out more, please check out the website.
State Farm Donates Two Automobiles to Forrest Center’s Automotive Refinishing and Repair Program
Pictured from front to back: Students - Andrew Baggett, Dylan Farrell, Caleb Hare; State Farm Agents -Emily Cunningham, Kyle Carranza; CTE Supervisor -Mike Boyle; Instructor- Mike Stevens, Principal -Mike Egan
Pictures courtesy of the Enterprise Newspaper.
Pictured from left to right – Adam Ghannam, Dylan Nickless, Marquis Branson, Caleb Hare
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