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Seward County Community College Receives $125K Grant for Workforce Hub

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Seward County Community College received $125,000 in grant approval from the Kansas Board of Regents. The funding, which includes $90,000 in federal Perkins V funding and $35,000 in Adult Education and Family Literacy Act funding, will support an Integrated Workforce Pathways Hub. This initiative aims to strengthen connections between adult education, technical training, and regional employment opportunities.

From kscbnews.net

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The grant will help Seward County Community College create coordinated pathways for students moving from foundational education programs, such as GED preparation and English language learning, into career and technical education and employment. This effort is designed to make the transition into technical education and employment more accessible for students and the regional workforce.

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    Kansas might see its regional education economy stimulated by the state-level workforce development funding.

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