MARIANNA NISSAN & MARIANNA CHEVROLET PARTNER WITH JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD TO PROVIDE 2025 NISSAN ALTIMAS FOR STUDENT DRIVER'S EDUCATION PROGRAM
Investing in Student Safety & Education
“We are honored to support our local schools and students,” said Ronnie Furniss, General Manager of Marianna Nissan and proud graduate of Marianna High School. “By providing these vehicles, we’re investing in the safety, education, and future of our youth here in Jackson County. Just as importantly, this donation allows the school board to allocate funds to other areas of critical need across the district.”
Michael John Michel, General Manager of Marianna Chevrolet GMC and also a Marianna High School graduate, added:
“As a lifelong member of this community, it’s incredibly meaningful to give back to the very school system that helped shape me. This partnership isn’t just about cars—it’s about investing in the next generation and ensuring they have the tools and support they need to succeed, both on the road and in life.”
A Perfect Fit for New Drivers: 2025 Nissan Altima
The 2025 Nissan Altima is known for its cutting-edge safety technology, fuel efficiency, and dependable performance, making it an ideal choice for teaching new drivers. Features that benefit student drivers include:
- Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection
- Blind Spot Warning
- Lane Departure Warning
- Rear Cross Traffic Alert
These advanced safety features provide an extra layer of protection for both students and instructors.
A Community-Focused Commitment
Superintendent Hunter Nolen expressed appreciation for the partnership:
“This collaboration represents a strong commitment to student safety and real-world learning. We appreciate Marianna Nissan’s and Marianna Chevrolet’s dedication to our community and to the future of Jackson County students.”
This initiative reflects the Walt Massey Automotive Group’s ongoing dedication to community involvement, local education, and youth development.