…the career tech (CTE) and community college level. Career tech schools and community colleges have the agility needed to adjust to changing workforce development and career demands and are well…

…federal funding for community colleges. Community colleges have long been seen by many of our political leaders and policymakers as a second, if not distant second, choice to four-year colleges….

…affordable than traditional college. The National Center for College & Career Transitions (NC3T) reports that in the current academic year, the average cost for public community and technical colleges is…

…that are served; its greatest effect will be on community colleges. Community colleges throughout the state are developing strategies to improve student performance. It appears to me, that the colleges…

…including aviation, pre-engineering, welding and mechatronics and will allow the school to expand its curriculum, better serve its community, and accommodate even more high-tech, high-demand programs. SHP delivered a masterful…

…only have once career. They were a bus driver, a lawyer, a homemaker, a farmer, a construction worker. But as we moved into the 21st century, many have recognized that…

…thereby, gain a far greater return on their college investment,” said Tom Fernandez, AIA, LEED AP, SHP’s executive vice president of architecture. In addition to the direct student success values,…

…While such technological developments will impact employment and the skills needed in the workforce, naturally, it will impact education, too. This realization created a sense of urgency within the transition…

…for the Delaware Area Career Center (DACC), a 220,000-square-foot career tech high school in mid-Ohio. With SHP as its partner, the school underwent a massive renovation and major addition from…