Christian Brothers Automotive Shops Partner with Douglas County School District
Overview:
Christian Brothers Automotive (CBA) is partnering with Douglas County School District to support aspiring automotive technicians through the Auto Jobs program.
Key Points:
- Financial Commitment: Seven CBA shops will contribute $16,800 annually in scholarships, alongside paid internships and hands-on training.
- Internship Opportunity: Each shop will offer one paid internship to a top student, providing both experience and essential tools for their careers.
- Technical Training: CBA owners and technicians will conduct on-site training and donate vehicles for students to work on.
Quote:
Chris Longo, owner of CBA Littleton, emphasizes the importance of early engagement with students, stating, “For a student who has the talent but not the funds, a scholarship and a set of tools can change everything.”
Community Impact:
DCSD Superintendent Erin Kane highlights the partnership’s value in creating real-world experiences for students and strengthening the local workforce.
Industry Context:
As demand for automotive technicians grows, this initiative aims to highlight skilled trades as viable career paths for young people in the community.
For more information, visit Christian Brothers Automotive or learn about the Douglas County School District at DCSK12.org.
