Page 4 - Newsletter Q3 March 2023

Non-traditional Students Land Prestigious Co-Ops

Broome High School senior Harley Graham is participating in a
DMTC work-based learning experience with Renfrow Industrial.
She is pictured beside an industrial equipment control panel that
she assisted with wiring while on the job. Before beginning her
co-op, Harley worked as a service learner in the Electricity class
assisting level I students. In addition to her technical skills, Harley
plays soccer for Broome High School and raises, trains, and hauls
horses long distance as a side hobby. Harley will be a completer
in Electricity when she graduates in May.
Broome High School junior Kailey Tate, a Machine Tool
and Mechatronics student, is participating in a work-
based learning assignment with Noonan Race Engineer-
ing. Noonan designs, develops, and manufactures en-
gines for the ultimate form of racing. Kailey was able to
use her drag racing hobby and her skills from DMTC to
market herself to this prestigious company and land a
dream co-op experience.

Automotive Students Making Big Strides

Congratulations to Mr. Gibson’s Automotive Technology III
students, Juan Zepeda (Spartanburg High School) and
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Corbin Loving (Broome High School). They finished 10 at
The Universal Technical Institute’s Top Tech Challenge
Competition on Saturday, February 11. They competed
against 23 teams from around the region. Juan and Corbin
are both seniors at their respective high schools and Auto-
motive Technology Completers at DMTC. Corbin also re-
cently passed all 10 certifications offered by the National
Institute for Automotive Service Excellence and is currently
participating in a work-based learning experience this semester. We are very proud of
both students and their achievements.