What my students' have been up to...

This is totally self serving, trying to generate some traffic to the site, but I know that some of you are interested. Thanks for checking it out....

http://dansautoshopblog.blogspot.com/

 

Nice to see someone teaching traditional automotive skills. As a former teacher, that looks like a dream job you've got there!

 

Looks pretty neat wish I could do something like that.

 

Thanks for checking it out, look us up when you get to this end of the state.
I do love my job...

 

Dan, Looks like you have a full plate at your shop. Teaching is a noble profession and you get to teach what you love. Keep up the great work. There should be more programs like your's across the nation.

 

Good for you for teaching some good old fashioned skills. It seems everything today involves a computer and the hands on techniques are in short supply.

Frank

 

I'll book mark the site! I meet you a few years ago.Picked up a model A coupe for my son Trent from you

 

What happens to the cars when they're finished?

 

Robert Jam - good to hear from you! I visit with Trent quite a bit!
The cars belong to the students, belong to people we are working on them for and a couple belong to me. My cars are worked on when a student doesnt have a project of their own to work on.

 

Excellent

 

I am looking to go to a tech school when I get back from being overseas. Is it accredited? Because I am a Canadian and cannot attend a school that is not accredited.

 

that is great to see. excellent job students

 

we are a high school, prob. not what you are looking for...

 

Dan,

Nice blog, good to hear from you. I went to snotty private schools in Seattle, no tech cl***es at all, they must have expected us all to become rich doctors and lawyers!

You need to get to Billings this "spring".

Are you still smoke jumping in the summer?

 

I sure wish I was able to attend a school like that. I'm sure it would have made a big difference in staying in school and just staying interested in learning in general. Your students are very lucky to have you and that program available to them.

 

nice blog and its nice to see skills like this being taught , wish there was a shop cl*** like this for me when i was a kid , good luck

 

Looks like you have a great program. Congratulations on a good looking site too.

 

Hmmm, I replied to this earlier and it isn't showing up? Props to you Dan, keep us updated witht he kids projects.

 

Not a jumper but am still fighting fires, I will look you up when I get to Billings next...

Thanks for the comments guys - this is my second year with this program and trying to make it the best I can...