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Waldo County Technical Center Fri, 07/30/2021 - 4:45pm Bonnie Kein, WCTC’s Interim Director/Student Services Coordinator and Summer Camp Director stands with Brady “The Boogie Board” Peters, a Mount View 8th grader, as he shows off his boogie board that he made in the Carbon Fiber Composites program at WCTC’s Summer Career & Technical Camp. Waldo County Technical Center (WCTC) has just completed its pilot session of Career & Technical Education (CTE) Summer Camp. The camp was held on the WCTC campus the last two weeks of July. About 30 campers participated.   The camp fea...

Livingstone College will hold a drive-thru event on April 28 from 5-7 p.m. on its campus to raise awareness about Livingstone to undecided college-bound students and to those who might be interested.

Ashdown Student Named Arkansas Governor’s Distinguished Scholar Ashdown High School Senior Robin Roy was named an Arkansas Governor’s Distinguished Scholar for Little River County this year. In order to even be considered for the honor, a minimum composite score of 32 in the ACT must be made AND either a 3.50 academic grade point average or selection as a National Achievement Finalist or National Merit Finalist. “This is a scholarship program to promote academic excellence and to encourage the state’s most talented graduates to enroll in Arkansas post-secondary educational institutio...

Funds will be used to add fresh fruits, vegetables Apr 9, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED From left are Art teacher Beth Keiser, Natural Resource Management teacher John May, Jaylin Busey, Olivia Bechtol, Zach Dershem, Vincent Ruch, Austin Burfield, Culinary Arts teacher Vincent Kishbaugh, CMHS Head Cook Erica Haas, and CMHS Cafeteria Manager Jesse Golla. MILL HALL — Two Keystone Central CTC programs, Natural Resource Management and the Culinary Arts Program, along with KCSD’s Food and Nutrition Service Department are collaborating in a Farm to School Leadership Team that was awarded a $50,000 Farm t...

For many Lubbockites, including myself, our first college experiences were at South Plains College. SPC has served many as a wonderful stepping stone into a four-year academic environment or has provided students with the practical skills they need to work an in-demand trade. I knocked out many of my "basics" there, and in addition to easing the transition from high school to a huge university, it also saved me a ton of money. Many of my friends went to SPC for their various music programs, which are unique and acclaimed.  While I have fond memories of the peaceful and usually quite sun-shi...