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Working on cars attracts students to auto collision repair program Greene County Career Center Auto Collision Repair teacher Rick Burton. Greene County Career Center Auto Collision Repair Students Hannah Graves (left) and Dailyn Arnold (right) XENIA — For Greene County Career Center Auto Collision Repair teacher Rick Burton, it is fairly easy to describe how his program attracts students. “Kids get drawn in by people (especially family) who are working on cars,” Burton said. GCCC’s Auto Collision Repair program consists of various aspects. Body work and paint are two of the most impo...

GCCC’s Natural Resource Technology program expansive GCCC Senior Brady Morris (Greeneview) is working on a trimming project. GCCC Senior Sydney Filer (Beavercreek) is working on a planting project. GCCC Senior Sydney Filer (Beavercreek) is working on a planting project. XENIA — For students to get started in Greene County Career Center’s (GCCC) natural resource technology program, the process is simple and straight-forward. “Although it is not mandatory, having biology, chemistry, and/or physical science experience is an asset,” instructor David Sproull said. “There are no prer...