Debra Hall. (Photo courtesy Camden Rotary Club)
How could residents throughout Midcoast Maine get universal access to high-quality internet connections? Debra Hall, chair of the new Mid-Coast Broadband Coalition, will address this question during a Zoom meeting of Camden Rotary Club, Tuesday, Feb. 16, at noon.
The select board members, technology consultants and citizens from Camden, Rockport, Hope, Lincolnville, and Northport, who belong to the coalition hope that people from other Midcoast communities will join their effort to bring the benefits of high-speed telecommunications to everyone in the region, according to Rotary, in a news release. They regard universal broadband access as a means of expanding educational and economic opportunities, making telehealth more available to seniors, and attracting young families and a vibrant workforce to the area.
Camden Rotary is inviting public to update on Mid-Coast School of Technology
News Highlights: Camden Rotary is inviting public to update on Mid-Coast School of Technology
Mid-Coast School or Technology Director Bobby Deetjen talks to the Camden Rotary Club on Tuesday, January 26 at 12:00 noon on “Career and Technical Education: Preparing Our Future Workforce”.
His presentation, the fourth in a series on the development of the local economy and workforce, discusses MCST’s programs and how the new facility improves them. Deetjen will also talk about the unmet needs for workforce development in the region.
Deetjen, who was appointed director of MCST last year, worked at Ellsworth High School as a teacher of special education and social sciences before joining MCST in 2012 as student services coordinator to assistant principal. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Maine at Farmington in secondary special education and a master’s degree from the University o
Mid-Coast School of Technology Director Bobby Deetjen will talk with the Camden Rotary Club, Tuesday, Jan. 26, at noon, about “Career and Technical Education: Preparing our Future Workforce.” His presentation, fourth in a series addressing local.