Rethinking and resetting workforce development | With substance abuse behind her, woman aims to counsel others | Despite struggles of pandemic, schools continue to train students in health care fields | SCC announces presentation by writer, historian Daudi Abe as part of Diversity Dialogues series | With volunteer help, Lewis County pulls off biggest vaccination effort yet >>
Skagit Valley College clubs stay connected | LCC's international program 'bucked the trend' of pandemic decline | COVID-19 grades? Pandemic prompts area colleges to implement new grading systems | YVC opens new West Campus building | Lawmakers call for President Trump's removal from office | Time runs out on Jan. 10 to see online art exhibit at Helen S. Smith Gallery | CBC receives $2.3 million from Dept. of Ed to promote farmworker education | Boeing robot arm donation helps Shoreline Manufacturing students get job-ready >>
Commentary: Accelerating degree success for adult learners in uncertain times | Washington’s GED completions are down by half. The test changed amid COVID-19, but did it go far enough? | Peninsula College to host National Poet Laureate Harjo in virtual meeting | Pierce County Connected awards Tacoma Community College Early Learning Center $25,000 grant | Area Briefly: Minimum wage increases; more public access for waterfowl hunting; Sno-Park use soars | Opinion: Christine Johnson: COVID-19 defined our year. We won’t let it define our decade. | A student of Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics program at Shoreline Community College >>
Big Bend CC trustee announces resignation | Vocalists still singing online despite it all | Virtual flyover of new CBC student recreation center | Skagit Valley College receives more than $185,000 in CARES Act funding | Grays Harbor College awarded nearly $200,000 in federal COVID relief money | Community, technical colleges receive grants to restore workforce programs | Edmonds College student wins Optimal Community College Scholarship | Commentary: Chad Hickox: A beacon of hope for WWCC, our students and communities | 2020, The Pandemic Year: School closures, online learning and privacy questions | Nearly $5 Million In CARES Act Funding To Colleges; GHC Included | State Board awards Centralia College $50,000 in CARES Act funds >>
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