“It’s hard to believe this will be our 10th season together,” said Rob Wargo, Eastern Connecticut High School Admissions Reps for Lincoln Tech. “It seems like it was only yesterday it was just our second or third year together. Time flies when you’re having fun and the key thing for us is that we definitely have fun at Stafford. I enjoy the track and I love interacting with the race fans. Our partnership is a great way for us to get the Lincoln Tech name out there and let everyone know what we’re all about and it’s been nothing but a blessing for us.”
Lincoln Tech has sponsored a variety of events at Stafford over the past nine seasons. In addition to the Valenti Modified Racing Series, Lincoln Tech has presented the Back 2 SK®ool Blitz and the Modified Touring Series. Lincoln Tech instituted a new program last season where automotive students were paired with David Arute’s #75 SK Modified® team and Steven Midford’s #23 Limited Late Model team as crew members. The program returns this season with two more students joining Arute’s team and according to Rob Wargo, there are more students lined up and waiting for an opportunity to join a team in the Stafford paddock area.
“We had several students last season join David Arute’s SK Modified® team as crew members and we’re going to continue that program again this season,” said Wargo. “We have around 15-20 students who are all looking to join a team as crew members, so to any drivers out there who are looking for extra crew help, please give me a call.”
Lincoln Tech East Windsor is holding two open house events for potential class of 2019 students to get a tour of the campus and see the various programs that Lincoln Tech has to offer. The first open house event will be Saturday, Feb. 2 at 9am sharp and the second open house will be Saturday, April 6 at 9am sharp. The April 6 open house will be the final day for Class of 2019 students to take a scholarship test.
Lincoln Tech East Windsor will also be hosting a Junior Acceptance Day on Saturday, May 4 at 9am. The Junior Acceptance day gives high school juniors a chance to apply early to Lincoln Tech for Class of 2020 and get a head start on some of the various scholarship offers that Lincoln Tech offers such as the Advantage Scholarship, American Hero Scholarship, and Lincoln Pride Scholarship, as well as those offered through organizations such as SkillsUSA.
From its beginnings as Lincoln Technical Institute in 1946 to its current status as one of the nation’s leading providers of career education and training, the Lincoln Group of Schools are part of Lincoln Educational Services Corporation and are committed to providing students with the quality, hands-on skills and training they need to succeed in an ever-changing employment landscape. Lincoln currently operates over 40 campuses in 17 states all across the nation, offering curriculum in Automotive, Health Sciences, Business & I.T., Trades, Spa & Cosmetology, and Culinary Arts.
The East Windsor branch of Lincoln Tech is a destination school with on-campus dorms available that specializes in the fields of Auto, Collision, Diesel, Electrical, HVAC, Welding, Audi Auto, and CNC Manufacturing with HAAS machinery. The 315,000 square foot campus of Lincoln Tech East Windsor offers shop space for students in Automotive Technology, which includes training dynos, more than 80 booths for their Welding program, a Haas Technical Education Center that houses Lincoln Tech’s newest program in computerized CNC manufacturing, and much more. The faculty at Lincoln Tech are experienced, dedicated mentors and teachers who share real-life experiences with students and knowledgeable staff members are able to offer years of financial aid, career guidance, and admissions expertise helping students. For more information about Lincoln Technical Institute and the programs they have to offer, please visit www.lincolnedu.com, or contact them by calling 1-800-243-4242. Source: Scott Running Stafford Speedway Media Press Release and Wayne G. Barber Photo.
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