
Security verification is required before signing in.
Your instructor generates your AUTO-Trak student account. No student name, email address, or school SIS ID is required for login.
Security verification is required for Staff / Admin Student Preview.
Staff use the single AUTO-Trak staff account on the Admin portal. Student login remains separate and pseudonymous.
This is your current AUTO-Trak driving authorization. You do not need to open another screen to check it.
NO STUDENTS ARE PERMITTED IN THE BACK SEAT AT ANY TIME. A valid license and separate instructor road-test approval are both required before driving or road testing.
What matters now: today’s work, technician production, and anything that could stop the job.
A gender-neutral Family Guy + Ace Ventura themed nickname generated from your account. It stays the same every time you sign in.
Your AT-ID is still used for secure sign-in and shop scanning, but AUTO-Trak shows this nickname after login.
Your CHARGE CODE tells AUTO-Trak what you are working on. Work Order Number is a separate field.
Find local automotive jobs matched to the shop skills and safety sign-offs you have earned in AUTO-Trak.
AUTO-Trak shows exactly which shop qualifications you still need.
Your work is organized by school day. Choose a date instead of scrolling through the entire course.
These are incomplete tasks outside the selected day. Request one only when you have available shop time.
Use ShopKey Pro/service information before performing applicable jobs. Personal vehicles follow the same rules as shop vehicles.
Build industry knowledge and improve your grade.
Complete an approved ASE webinar/video and show Mr. Toncray proof of completion. Each approved completed video earns a one-letter-grade bump on your current lowest eligible grade.
Examples: F → D, D → C, C → B, B → A. Instructor approval is required. This bonus does not replace required safety work, missing shop competencies, or instructor-required remediation.
AUTO-Trak builds today’s required quiz from the Blackboard questions assigned to today’s curriculum day.
Your shop workday, technician jobs, actual time, flat-rate hours, simulated earnings, and pathway development.
AUTO-Trak will not hand you the answer first. Show what you noticed, what you think, and what evidence you have.
Unexpected shop problems are learning opportunities. We can return to these after the lesson and see what changed in your thinking.
Spend the points you earned. Eligible self-service rewards activate from your app without waiting for instructor approval.
Your assigned shop responsibilities stay with your student record.
Your qualifications and equipment pre-use checks determine which work you may perform.
Submit a personal-vehicle request for instructor review before bringing the vehicle into the shop.
Track instructor approval and the work-order number here.
Select only the work order or vehicle assigned to your shop work.
You can scan/type a work-order barcode or choose a vehicle from the dropdown.
Your AUTO-Trak ID is filled automatically. Before issuing tools or inventory, confirm your CHARGE CODE and Work Order Number above.
Select a work order above, then scan the project kit barcode. AUTO-Trak will show the kit and deduct all included parts only if enough inventory is available.
License status and instructor road-test permission are separate. Both must be valid before driving.
Your license status can change during the school year. Updating it here does not give you permission to drive; road-test approval remains instructor-controlled.
Your AUTO-Trak Student ID stays the same. You may change only your private login code.
After a successful change, AUTO-Trak will sign you out automatically. Sign back in with your same AT-ID and your new login code. If you forget it, ask your instructor for a reset.
This is your instructor's live calendar for your program year. Open any instructional day to see the curriculum lesson, required tasks, and student lesson resources posted for that day.
Keep this page open during class if you want audible cleanup, change, bell-warning, and lunch reminders.