Staff Writer | October 26, 2025
CUERO, TX — Cuero ISD hosted its Automotive Technologies Open House and Show-n-Shine today on campus, drawing students, parents, educators, and local business leaders together to celebrate the district’s newest investment in hands-on career training and workforce development. The event highlighted Cuero ISD’s commitment to preparing students for high-demand technical careers through immersive, skill-based education.
Community, Cars, and Career Skills
Guests were treated to hot dogs and refreshments while touring Cuero ISD’s newly outfitted automotive shop. A selection of vehicles was on display, offering a glimpse into the types of projects and techniques students will be exposed to through the program. From engine diagnostics to paint detailing, the curriculum is designed to equip students with practical, industry-relevant skills that prepare them for careers in automotive service and repair.
Under the guidance of instructor Mr. William Stoval, students enrolled in the program will gain foundational knowledge in automotive systems, safety procedures, and industry-standard repair techniques. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for real-world careers in automotive service, offering a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on experience.
Business Partnerships Drive Success Local businesses, including Rusty Cain’s Cornwell Tools, showed their support with banners and outreach, reinforcing the strong partnership between Cuero ISD and the regional workforce. These collaborations play a vital role in connecting students with industry mentors, tools, and future job opportunities.
A Bold Step Toward Career Readiness The event gave the community a chance to meet Mr. Stoval, explore the curriculum, and witness firsthand how Cuero ISD is equipping its youth for high-demand careers in the automotive field. It also marked a milestone in the district’s broader commitment to career and technical education, ensuring students graduate with the skills, confidence, and connections needed to thrive beyond the classroom.
With the engines now running, Cuero ISD’s Automotive Technologies program is set to become a driving force in local education and workforce development.