WKCTC Education Express Tour Visited Livingston County
Paducah, KY (11/17/2017) — Faculty, staff, and students from West Kentucky Community & Technical College visited Livingston Central High School as part of the college's Education Express: Connecting Communities Tour. More than 30 students, educators, and local government officials turned out to meet WKCTC's faculty and staff on November 14.
It was the last visit for the tour for 2017. The college plans to visit several other communities in 2018.
WKCTC is a two-year, comprehensive, regional college serving more than 8,000 students annually. The college offers more than 250 associate degree, diploma and certificate options in more than 40 academic and career programs, with classes offered in Paducah and Hickory as well as online.
An integral part of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), WKCTC has been recognized by The Aspen Institute as one of the top 10 community colleges in the nation each of the four times the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence has been awarded. WKCTC was recognized for providing students with strong job training and continuing higher education opportunity, for achieving high completion and transfer rates, and for providing strong employment results for its graduates.
For more information, contact Janett Blythe, (270) 534-3079 or Janett.blythe@kctcs.edu
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WKCTC President Anton R. Reece (left) presents Livingston Central High School Assistant Principal Jonathan Hart (right) with a certificate of appreciation for principal Gary Scott.
Some of the people who came out for WKCTC's Education Express November 14 at Livingston Central High School