Bonneville Garage Academy helps homeschool students build real-world confidence through hands-on CTE classes in automotive maintenance, metal fabrication, wood fabrication, and practical shop skills.
Our mission is to give students a safe, structured place to learn by doing. Students use real tools, solve real problems, and develop practical skills that build independence, responsibility, creativity, and confidence.
Why Hands-On Learning Matters
Some students learn best when they can see it, touch it, build it, fix it, and try again. Hands-on learning helps students connect ideas to real life while developing patience, problem-solving, and responsibility.
Bonneville Garage Academy is built around practical projects that help students discover what they are capable of creating with their own hands.
What We Value
Safety
Students learn safe work habits before using tools or beginning hands-on projects.
Confidence
Students grow as they complete real projects and see progress through practice.
Craftsmanship
Students are encouraged to slow down, measure carefully, solve problems, and take pride in their work.
Responsibility
Students learn to care for tools, materials, workspaces, and the people working around them.
Bonneville Garage Academy is taught by Adam Arndt, a high school automotive teacher, ASE-certified technician, and hands-on skills instructor with years of experience helping students learn through practical shop-based education.
Adam believes students need more than worksheets and screens. They need opportunities to build, repair, measure, create, and gain confidence through real work.
Ready to Learn More?
Visit the Classes Offered page to explore class options, or complete the Class Interest Form to ask about onsite classes for your homeschool student, co-op, learning pod, or private group.