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AutoTech instructor proposes RC Car Club to expand hands-on electronics and EV learning
Summary
Preston High AutoTech instructor proposed a new RC Car Club to provide applied electronics and vehicle system learning, with a modest club fee and parent permission; the proposal was entered on the agenda for board consideration and will return for action or scheduling.
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An AutoTech instructor proposed creating an RC Car Club at Preston High School to extend hands-on learning in electronics and electric-vehicle principles using recreational RC vehicles.
The proposal outlines objectives (electronics and EV learning), suggested logistics (meetings in the AutoTech shop, test courses, possible public showcases), a suggested club fee ($20–$25) and parent-signed permission forms. The club sponsor recommended using a mix of AutoTech funds and student-owned equipment; safety and parental consent processes were described and records would be maintained by the AutoTech instructor.
Why it matters: The proposal would create an extracurricular pathway for students to practice electronics and small-scale EV work while connecting vocational instruction to a club setting. The board listed the RC Car Club as agenda item 8.B for consideration; the minutes show the proposal text and risk-management checklist entered for review.
