Summit High School’s ASE Education Foundation automotive program is affiliated with General Motors (GM) and donated the 2020 Chevrolet Traverse to enroll students in the Summit’s ASE Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair course. engineer.

Created as part of GM’s corporate giving program, this giveaway is based on the GM Automotive Services Education Program (ASEP) and provides advanced training in automotive technology with a strong academic foundation in math, reading, electronics and analysis. Reinforce the integrated summit maintenance class. And technical skills.

The ASE Maintenance and Light Repair class is part of Summit’s CTE System Diagnostic Service and Repair Pathway. According to a press release issued by Fontana Unified School District, students earn credits while learning while working, providing a solid education and valuable work experience.

Fontana’s auto dealership, Rotro Chevrolet, helps provide training and internships to Summit students pursuing careers in the auto service industry.

“The Summit’s ASE Education Foundation Automotive Program is grateful to GM for donating the Chevrolet Traverse for training purposes,” said Rave Wrinkle, Summit Automotive Instructor. “This is very useful for training students in current technology and developing the skills to work in new vehicles with advanced levels of technology. “

FUSD offers a district-wide university and CTE course that provides relevant industry experience in areas such as aerodynamics, information and communications technology, health sciences, and medical technology. , international business and finance, public safety, media and entertainment. We offer a career preparation program. Following.