Centralia College to eliminate testing and graduation fees | LCC's college navigator pilot program showing 'some really exciting outcomes' | Airlife Northwest pilot Matthew Hanshaw is flying daily to save lives | Verdant Health Commission extends program to help feed Edmonds College students | Founder to tell of Five Habits of Speaking Justice | Guest opinion: Adult learners can gain access to better jobs >>
Big Bend Community College gets $3 million to help its Latino students succeed | Cadets practice firearm safety | College theater beyond the 'Whitman bubble' | LaTasha Wortham appointed to Tacoma Community College Board of Trustees | Opinion: Washington needs manufacturing to lead the economic recovery | Ed Brewster will be GHC president until at least fall of 2022 | SPSCC nursing students get back to the books with a blend of in-person and online study tools >>
GHC dealing with, adapting to instruction in the age of a pandemic | BTC awarded $1.3 million grant | Highline College hosts COVID-19 testing every Wednesday | Photos: Making art work | Head Start will offer parents in-person and fully virtual options | Peninsula College offers retraining funds to help unemployed | CARES Act funds will make school more affordable for technical college students | Peninsula College moves Saturday ceremony online | Walla Walla Community College granted $2.18 million to continue TRiO program >>
Donald Bressler | Dental Hygiene program at Shoreline Community College partners with University of Washington School of Dentistry for student clinical training | CARES Act funds will help technical college students afford school | LCC offers more hybrid courses but will remain mostly online for fall | BTC was already facing a $1 million shortfall. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit | Microsoft donates $10K for Big Bend Computer Science program scholarships | Online learning tips for students and teachers from Community Colleges of Spokane’s eLearning Dept. | Professor Latoya Reid, TCC Board recognized with Pacific Regional Equity Award | Workforce system building talent pipeline for healthcare | Seattle City Council weighs ending Navigation Team | Opinion: Updates about a RAP program >>
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