The Pratt Community College Automotive Technology program has recently expanded to Kingman, Kan. PCC Automotive Technology now has three locations: the main campus on Pratt, the South Central Career Pathways center in Attica, and the newly established Kingman High School location. Courses that will be offered are Engine Performance 1, Electrical 1, Steering and Suspension 1, Steering and Suspension 2, Brakes 1 and Brakes 2. All course offerings count for college credit and are transferable to any vocational school in the state of Kansas. All courses also lead to ASE certification.

Pratt Community College automotive graduates are spending the summer working at Yellowstone National Park. Former students Arik Schmidt, Logan Mason and Cole Quaney graduated from the Automotive Technology program in May this year all with a job offer to begin May 17 for the Yellowstone park service stations (YPSS).