Staff report
Lincolnland Technical Education Center
Joseph Gibson, son of Joe and Kristi Gibson, was named the April Student of the Month for the Automotive Technology program at the Lincolnland Technical Education Center. He is a senior at Williamsville High School and a second-year automotive technology student.
Jon Graber, instructor of the program, selected Joseph for his willingness to learn, aptitude, and ability to put into practice what he’s learned.
“Joseph listens to instruction and takes direction well. He is a very hard worker and doesn’t mind going the extra mile. He comes into class every day prepared to work, is intuitive, and picks up skills quickly,” said Graber.
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