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COC's Uniquely Abled Program Receives Award For 100 Percent Job Placement - Vimarsana News

COC's Uniquely Abled Program Receives Award For 100 Percent Job Placement

College of the Canyons (COC) was recently recognized for its 100 percent job placement of Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA) graduates. 

SCVNews.com | COC's Uniquely Abled Program Receives Award - Vimarsana News

SCVNews.com | COC's Uniquely Abled Program Receives Award

The College of the Canyons Workforce and Economic Advancement division was distinguished as one of the top-performing training providers by the South Bay Workforce Investment Board for its 100 percent job placement of Uniquely Abled Academy graduates.

Fall semester begins at community colleges in San Diego and Imperial counties - Vimarsana News

Fall semester begins at community colleges in San Diego and Imperial counties

IMPERIAL/SAN DIEGO COUNTIES – It’s back to school for the 10 community colleges in San Diego and Imperial counties, as thousands of students return to campus or pursue online classes

North County School News, July 16: MiraCosta program for those on spectrum; Escondido USD names new trustee; bike safety classes in Carlsbad - Vimarsana News

North County School News, July 16: MiraCosta program for those on spectrum; Escondido USD names new trustee; bike safety classes in Carlsbad

CARLSBAD City offers summer bike safety classes Children who are preparing to ride a bike or e-bike to school next year are invited to join the Carlsbad Police Department for a free one-hour class emphasizing safety.

MATC Uniquely Abled program for students with autism unlocks potential - Vimarsana News

MATC Uniquely Abled program for students with autism unlocks potential

Milwaukee Area Technical College will pilot a new program for students who have high-functioning autism, opening doors for them to pursue higher education and jobs the college says manufacturers are scrambling to fill. The program, which teaches CNC machine operation and starts this fall, is being run through a partnership with the Los Angeles-based Uniquely Abled Project. MATC joins more than a half-dozen community colleges in adopting the program this year, including campuses in Minnesota, Ohio and Massachusetts. The college is paying $10,000 for access to the Uniquely Abled Project's g...