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Prime Motivation met up with some fierce Morse High Tigers! Imagine Media's Mazda 3 and Stangpede's fully-built Mustang showcased some cool vehicle customization. Ed Arguelles, the programs director, hosted the workshop discussions and demonstrations with support from Ernie (Stangpede) and JoAnn Fields. Product demonstrations with Arc Audio and Kinetik Audio gave teens an exciting interactive experience. 
The Prime Motivation crew visits Southwest High School in San Diego and presents a Mobile Electronics workshop to an eager group of teens! Industry veterans Ed Arguelles and Bill Montgomery provided insight of mobile electronics careers as well as discussed the automotive aftermarket industry. Team Allstars Mazda Drift car was present along with Stangpede's 600HP Mustang showcasing automotive technology. 
The Prime Motivation crew danced their way into Van Nuys High school with special guest Ana "Lollipop" from the movie "Breakin". Ana interacted with kids with some cool dance moves and spoke about the art of dance. Team Allstars were on hand as well with cool Mazda poster and lanyard giveaways! Thousands of kids were out in the courtyard checking out the Mazda 3's and the Mazda Drift car. 
April 3, 2008 Prime Motivation drives onto Long Beach Polytechnic High School! Prime Motivation excites over 1,000 high school teens by showcasing 4 customized vehicles promoting career-tech education in the automotive industry. Thanks to Bill Montgomery (Team Allstars) and Gary Nish (Nish Designs) support of the program. We're off to Van Nuys High School next! 
The "12V Experience" is an exciting program that discusses the latest technology in Mobile Electronics including Navigation, Multimedia, Integration, and more! Customized vehicles with sophisticated car audio and video equipment are brought on-campus where Teens can experience the technology and the skills that are used in this industry.Newsletter
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“Our economy, national security, and social cohesion face a precarious future if
our nation fails to develop now the comprehensive policies and programs
needed to help all youth. In developing these policies and programs, it is crucial to recognize the growing gap between more fortunate youth and those with far fewer advantages….
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