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Community College Meets State Standards Through Business Partnerships

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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What happened

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West Shore Community College trustees approved a resolution certifying that the college meets state standards tied to a $2,924,700 appropriation. These standards require colleges to meet best practices in categories including economic development and community services. The college reported partnerships with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and other local businesses and agencies.

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Why it matters

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The certification process requires colleges to demonstrate active engagement in economic development and community services. West Shore Community College reported providing customized training for area employers, showcasing the college's role in local workforce development.

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    Area employers might see changes in labor skills or costs due to customized training provided by the college.

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