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News Links | November 24, 2020

November 24, 2020

WCC Running Start expert answers FAQs about earning college credit while still in high school | Seattle’s tuition-free community college program comes to the rescue during the pandemic | SCC’s Old Main building made sustainable through its reinvention | SPSCC’s virtual show of one-act plays tackles timely issues through social satire | Whatcom’s COVID case count decreased by 2 Wednesday, as WWU suspends in-person classes >>

News Links | September 15, 2020

September 15, 2020

Report analyzes impact of Guided Pathways practices at community colleges | Wenatchee Valley College offering resources for students affected by wildfires | Comment: For success, more students need education, training | Centralia College employee tests positive for COVID-19; Four total cases at college | State colleges grapple with fewer international student enrollments | Whatcom Community College builds its first housing | Three positive COVID-19 cases at Columbia Basin College dorm | Skagit/Islands Head Start, San Juan Island Community Foundation, and Skagit Valley College Foundation partner to expand Head Start access in Friday Harbor | State of the community: Education | EvCC group’s Empowerment Lunch connects community virtually >>

News Links | June 23, 2020

June 23, 2020

Opinion: The unstoppable spirit of 2020 graduates | SVC's first applied management class to graduate | Editorial: Deep cuts at WWCC hurt, but were necessary | At LCC, COVID-19 showed the benefits of digital and the need for tradition | Clark College holds first-ever virtual commencement ceremony | Commentary: The search for selfhood | Locally Writ: Local poet Irv Broughton releases two latest poetry collections | Grays Harbor College to conduct virtual graduation | Supreme Court DACA decision resonates in the Wenatchee Valley | Clark College grad overcomes denial to pursue his destiny | Photos: Centralia College grads make last trip back to pick up diplomas | High court ruling brings joy and relief for ‘Dreamers’ | ‘It’s very painful, it’s very difficult’: SCC & SFCC to furlough staff, cut $11 million from budget | Protest Book Club: Great reads for change with Seattle's hip-hop professor | Transitions: Bennington College and Ohio State U. select new presidents | A new take on the CPTC all-college celebration | Grays Harbor College passes budget, prepares for potential major cuts in state funding | Civil war, new country, new language, life | Vasquez overcomes it all to earn WVC degree | GHC's 10-minute play Play Fest goes online Saturday | Pandemic forces budget cuts at Walla Walla Community College >>

News Links | June 2, 2020

June 02, 2020

Some face-to-face classes for workforce training to resume at community colleges following coronavirus closures | Washington State Patrol reports 21 troopers trained to draw blood to help reduce DUIs | Pierce College adapts to 'new normal,' helps students reach goals in spite of challenging circumstances | VIDEO: Community Preschools’ message for families | Schools struggle to keep out-of-class students connected during COVID-19 crisis | Centralia College trustee Jim Lowery named Washington Trustee of the Year | 'Somehow we make it work': How Washington's community college students are navigating the pandemic | Former Gov. Gary Locke named interim president of Bellevue College | Kitsap's graduations will look different this year. Here's how | Rebuilding America: How pandemic will change the way we learn >>

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