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Gov. Stitt Gets Firsthand Look At ‘Skills To Rebuild’ Program In Bartlesville Governor Kevin Stitt toured Tri County Tech in Bartlesville Thursday, to get a firsthand look at the Skills to Rebuild program. The program is designed to train people who are unemployed due to the pandemic. This initiative was launched with federal money from the CARES Act last year and it's already helping hundreds of students at Tri County Tech. It offers Oklahomans a flexible way to train, or re-train, for higher paying jobs across the state. This includes careers like nursing, computer repair, networking...

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There is no question that the COVID-19 pandemic has created historic disruption for education systems across America. From the Class of 2020, 22% fewer students nationwide went to college immediately after graduating high school, and the overall immediate college enrollment fell at a rate 10 times greater than the decline between 2018 and 2019. Community college enrollment also dropped by 9.4%, which is unusual in an economic downturn when adults are more inclined to stay closer to home for advanced education or are pursuing career changes. In Oklahoma, we believe in the power of continuing ed...

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Updated: Dec 10, 2020 12:31 PM Tri County Tech Moves to Virtual Instruction on Friday   Garrett Giles Tri County Tech Superintendent and CEO Lindel Fields announced on Thursday that the school would move to virtual instruction for the remainder of the semester beginning on Friday, Dec. 11th. The hope in going virtual on Dec. 11th is that it would give people plenty of time to space out. Fields said they didn't want people to be quarantined during the peak of the holiday season. He said eight-percent of the student population (approximately 60 students) is in quarantine. Fields said Tri C...