The Collision Repair Education Foundation and Thomas Edison Career and Technical High School in Jamaica, N.Y. held a ribbon cutting event Wednesday to celebrate the results of improvements to the school’s collision repair training program made possible by industry donations. The school was the recipient of the 2014 $50,000 Ultimate Collision Education Makeover school grant from the Education Foundation and has received support from local industry.
“This school gave me the tools and skills I need to be where I’m today,” said Moses Ojeda, principal of Thomas Edison Career and Technical High School, who graduated from the school himself in
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