The Kosciusko-Attala Career Tech Center is grateful to have received a Do-Good Grant from Modern Woodmen of America to provide much-needed shop supplies for our Automotive Service program.
Charlie Plunkett, FICF, FFSC, with Modern Woodmen of America, presented the supplies to Automotive Service Instructor Alex Blanton and the program.
This gift is especially meaningful because Mr. Plunkett is a former student of the Automotive Service program. His return to support the program is a wonderful reminder of how the skills, experiences, and opportunities students gain through Career and Technical Education can impact their lives long after they leave the classroom.
We sincerely appreciate Modern Woodmen of America for investing in our Automotive Service program and helping provide the shop supplies our students need for valuable hands-on learning.
CTE changes lives—and it is always special to see a former student come back and invest in the next generation.
Pictured is (l to r) Cooper Jensen, Timothy Austin, Valydia Becerra, Ann-Marie Becerra, Marcus McClendon, Charlie Plunklett (Modern Woodmen Rep) and Alex Blanton (Automotive Service Instructor)
