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Middle schoolers gain career exposure during Students@Work℠ Month
Gov. Roy Cooper declared March Students@Work℠ Month in North Carolina, in recognition of the career readiness initiative expected to teach 25,000 students in the state about jobs and industries in their communities.…
Connecting the experience of Latino students to policy, together Avanza moves forward
Avanza: North Carolina Community Colleges Advancing Latino Student Success, which is “a community of practice designed to provide institutional leaders with a space to discuss best practices and barriers to Latino student success,” welcomed its second cohort of community colleges on Friday, March 15, 2024.…
North Carolina community colleges focus on short-term, high-demand workforce programs
Contents New Cooperative Innovative High Schools New college presidents, and HR action plan Grant funding, reserve funds, and Propel NC Nearly 5,000 students received a total of approximately $3 million in aid through the short-term workforce development grant program during the 2022-23 fiscal year, according to a legislative report approved by the State Board of Community Colleges March 15th.…
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Integration of Social Service Delivery with Health Care
Susan Mims co-authors this article about Dogwood Health Trust's role in North Carolina's Healthy Opportunities Pilot Program. ... Read the rest
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Martin CC and McDowell Tech name new presidents, and more than 157 business leaders and businesses have signed on to support Propel NC!
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Not all North Carolina private schools accept vouchers
