When the Clinton Board of Education gathers tonight at their regular monthly board meeting, High School principal Jerry Wayne will highlight his automotive class achievement of building a car from almost the ground up.

Wayne indicates Wayne Snearly, high school automotive teacher, has helped his students to build a car from the ground up. A shell of a car and parts have all been purchased to make this happen and it has almost been exclusively been built by the students.

On the agenda for tonight's school board meeting is a presentation by the automotive class and Wayne is hopeful the students will be able to showcase the vehicle for the Board.

Wayne could not be more proud of the work by the automotive students and says these are skills their students are learning that can lead them down a career path in the future or just be skills they carry with them throughout their lives.

Tonight the Board of Education, among other items, will approve a contract extension of FFA Advisor Lee Deal, approve summer maintenance projects and upgrades to the softball field at the high school.