GLEN DALE, W.Va. — Six students from John Marshall High School’s Automotive Technology program are being recognized for earning their Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certifications, a nationally recognized credential in the automotive industry.
ASE certification is awarded to individuals who demonstrate the technical skills and industry knowledge needed to succeed in automotive repair and service careers. Earning the certification while still in high school is considered a significant accomplishment and provides students with a strong foundation as they enter the workforce or pursue continued education in the automotive field.
The students earning ASE certifications are:
• Bo Blake
• Kyle Williams
• Aidan Nelson
• Dawson Wade
• Aubrey Butler (not pictured)
• Owen Roupe (not pictured)
School officials praised the students for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence throughout the Automotive Technology program.
Programs like Automotive Technology at John Marshall High School continue to prepare students for in-demand skilled trades careers by providing hands-on training and industry-recognized certifications.
River News congratulates these students on reaching this important milestone and wishes them continued success in their future careers.
