Bob Mohrbacher commentary: Real solution to student debt is making college affordable | Funding roundup: Washington | Ribbon cutting ceremony held for new Early Learning Center playground | Big Bend receives $1.16 million EOC grant | Edmonds College to offer certification in data analytics starting in October >>
3 EC students receive pharmacy technician scholarships | Highline College to develop talent search program at local schools | Facing uncertainty, WA woodworkers highlight legacy of Seattle’s Wood Technology Center | Boeing donates $25,000 to support Big Bend's aviation programs | Swinomish tribe, Skagit Valley College partner on new dental therapy program >>
Peninsula College vice president chosen for fellowship | Get a look inside CBC’s $35 million recreation center in Pasco. Students paid for it | Search for next WVC president moves forward | Edmonds College student started an education center for Afghan refugees in his garage | Washington state to add 500 seats in cybersecurity college programs in effort to bolster safeguards | Dialed In: From the courtroom to community college | Nursing assistants rush to complete certification testing after COVID waiver lifted >>
Edmonds College receives $1.5 million cybersecurity grant | A healthcare crisis was looming: these local colleges made sure that would not happen | Centralia College student from Chehalis places at the state public speaking championship | Shoreline Community College launches new degree in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics | Shoreline College to hire diversity administrator | US grant funds a new program | Edmonds College: Going back to the basics | Spokane Community College honoring nursing students with pinning ceremony >>
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