California driving school steers toward military

Feb 08, 2006

More than 2,500 service members have taken truck driver training courses since California Career School reached out to local military bases five years ago, including 250 from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at Twentynine Palms, Calif.

The Anaheim school allows service members to use the Tuition Assistance Program and the GI Bill to pay tuition costs. For more information, go to www.californiacareerschool.edu.

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