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Tony Migliorini of Northview High School in Indiana leads an innovative automotive service program where students repair up to 750 cars yearly, emphasizing skill development and work ethic for future employment. The program offers internships and competition opportunities, fostering a positive learning environment and keeping abreast of automotive technology.
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