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News Links | October 17, 2017

October 17, 2017

Mount Vernon School District aims for 100 percent high school graduation rate | Opinion: Ease up on the Amazon dreams | Keeping prepared: port, county practice airport disaster response | Spend a fifth year in college? Fewer Washington students stick around that long | Editorial: End the ‘hostage’ drama on capital budget, Hirst | SVC Fall Powwow more than honoring Native American culture | 50 years and counting | EvCC’s aviation maintenance school celebrates 50 years | Experts call DACA cancellation a detriment to community | Dutch Bros. raises $2,600 for Centralia College Foundation with ‘Buck for Kids’ day | CPTC’s open house welcomes potential students to campus | Program supporting STEM students to expand to 6 additional colleges | Hungry? Need a toothbrush? SPSCC’s new food pantry can help | Bates: Senator Patty Murray tours college’s Early Learning Center, talks access to child care | Alumni interview: Dana S. at Shoreline Community College >>

News Links | September 12, 2017

September 12, 2017

Michigan provost to lead Columbia Basin College | Insider Insight: Christine Johnson | Western Governors University looks to expand local footprint | Lifelong learning | DACA phase out: 'I am from here,' Bremerton Dreamer says | Teachers learn 3D printing at Edmonds CC | McAuliffe inducted to the Northshore School District Wall of Honor | Columbia Basin College nearing decision on new president | Spokane Community College opens Pullman campus | In the hands of homeless teens and refugees, cameras offer a different view of Spokane in Terrain’s ‘Snapshot’ exhibit | How housing authorities can shape school outcomes | Walla Walla Vintners a Washington pioneer | Columbia Basin College is offering student housing this fall | Five viticulture programs offered in Washington | Bates Technical College’s apprenticeship navigator receives accolades for re-entry work >>

News Links | August 22, 2017

August 22, 2017

View to a thrill: Tri-Cities look to the sky for solar eclipse | Excitement high during morning of eclipse in Twin Cities | Opinion: Removing Confederate memorial will not erase Seattle’s history of white supremacy | Astronomer describes eclipse experience | Opinion: Washington should rethink its approach to college remedial classes | Opinion: Grow jobs in the 253 or stay stuck in traffic jam | Electrical engineering program gets new home at Olympic College | Opinion: Preparing students for technical careers is an investment that pays dividends to the community | Why aircraft electronics is suddenly a hot, emerging field | Military benefits through community partnerships >>

News Links | July 11, 2017

July 11, 2017

Riding the STP is Colleen Balestreri’s next big challenge | Students line up for days to apply for nursing school | South County Politics: Legislators wait for capital-budget agreement to end special session | Bates Technical College students earn national, regional awards | How can you get a high-paying job at a refinery? It’s not just about skills | CWU to take on flight training, to acquire aircraft | Opinion: Bilingual program lost in budget details | Clark College tuition to increase | Opinion: Diversity in education | Shoreline Community College receives $572,070 National Science Foundation grant to create courses and training materials in immuno-biotechnology | Prize-winning local writer authors new novel | TCC exhibits retrospective of art by Alec Clayton | Shoreline’s Clean Energy Technology Program awarded National Science Foundation grant >>

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