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I think this story shows promise for the future of our sport. Although the story is not directly related to NHRA sportsman racing, the fact that SAM Tech, a supporter of NHRA sportsman racing is producing young men and women with skilled machinists, engine builders, CNC operators can only strengthen the racing industry.
Here is the first paragraph from the story, click on the link to read the rest. The School of Automotive Machinists & Technology topped all Houston area trade schools in a recent study (October 23, 2017) published by the Houston Chronicle. The study cited findings from the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard. With an average graduate salary of $51,150 per year, SAM Tech ranked Number 1 among Houston vocational schools. Click here... SAM Tech |
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Very good news, thanks for the info Ken!
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I can believe it! I know some graduates from there. Very sharp guys!
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My son Brent went there from 07-09. Worked at KP Racing in Houston and now works at GAP Racing in Houston. I can tell you this much it isn't cheap.......
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Ed you had to do something with your Lottery winnings.....money well spent, he'll be able to support your racing program in your golden years!!
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