FCS is excited to shine a spotlight on 2025 Western Hills High School and Franklin County Career and Technical Center graduate Aidan Creech.

Aidan is a recent graduate of WyoTech, a premier automotive trade school in Wyoming. He earned an Associate’s Degree in Specialized Technology in June 2026. During his time there, Aidan completed training in Automotive Technology, along with two high-level speciality programs: Street Rod and Custom Fabrication and Automotive Service Management.

While at WyoTech, he accepted a job offer with Velocity Restorations in Florida, a company known for transforming classic cars into modern masterpieces. Aidan will be joining their assembly crew.

“I personally think going to the Automotive Technology department at CTC was the best decision I ever made,” said Aidan Creech. “I never imagined all of this would be possible. My time at CTC and WyoTech has really shown me how far I can go if I put my mind to it, and so far, it’s really paying off.”

Aidan attended Collins Lane Elementary School and Bondurant Middle School before he attended WHHS and CTC. During his time with FCS, he competed in SkillsUSA for two years and earned all ten entry-level Automotive Service Technology (AST) certifications.

“I am so proud of Aidan for all his hard work and accomplishments. He really made my job as an instructor easy because of his strong work ethic and deep desire to learn and master the trade,” said Ryan Shouse, Auto Mechanics Instructor. “I am truly excited to see all the fantastic things he will accomplish in his career.”

The FCS community is excited to watch Aidan’s journey unfold, and we wish him the absolute best as he begins his career in the Sunshine State. Thank you, Aidan, for representing the best of FCS!
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