How EVs and high schoolers could help California meet green tech goals
This border-town high school is revving up students for an EV workforce. It’s an effort well suited to California’s green technology goals.
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This border-town high school is revving up students for an EV workforce. It’s an effort well suited to California’s green technology goals.
Most high school students begin their day behind a desk, pencils in hand. Students in Cactus High School’s automotive classes begin their day under a car, tools in hand. Some
Cactus High School in Glendale gives students the opportunity to build an electric vehicle from build-it-yourself kit for automotive class.
As the world moves slowly away from fossil fuels, Cactus High School in Glendale is teaching automotive students how to build an electric vehicle from scratch.
Mitchell's school district received a whopping $232,868 through the grant, with the hopes of purchasing new equipment for the Mitchell Career and Technical Education Academy.