By Laura Rogers - WBKO TV
Buffalo "B." Stille of the Grammy nominated group Nappy Roots dropped out of college to follow his dreams of a music career. He promised his mother he would finish his degree, and he did so in May 2019.
Keyona Jeffreys, a 34 year-old single mother of four, found the strength and tenacity to overcome a myriad of obstacles and setbacks in her life. No matter how many times life knocked her down, Keyona never gave up on her goal to earn her GED and go to college.
The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship (WRKS) pays tuition for up to 60 credit hours toward the completion of an associate degree. The WRKS is available to Kentucky residents who have earned a high school diploma or are working toward completing a GED. Recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 or higher to remain eligible the following semester.
by John Reynolds - WNKY TV
After losing four fingers on his right hand in a work accident in August, Jack Barefoot has returned to the rink, hockey stick in hand.
Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College continues to train and prepare the next generation of essential frontline heroes. The College is offering the community the opportunity to support these students and programs through the SKYCTC Future Frontline Heroes Fund. This fund will provide scholarships and aid to students in the crucial fields of healthcare, education, transportation, culinary and public safety and grants to the faculty in these programs to advance their instruction.
by Justin Story - BG Daily News
New recruits to the Bowling Green Police Department will be able to further their education while setting out on a career in law enforcement, thanks to an agreement between the city and Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College signed Friday.
Each semester, the faculty of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) vote on students whom they feel deserve to receive a spotlight for outstanding achievement both in and outside of the classroom.
Stephanie Romarate was selected to be the student the SKYCTC faculty would like to spotlight as Student of the Month!
Never Underestimate You! That's the mantra behind a new campaign for the Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship, designed to boost education and employability among Kentucky residents.
KY FAME is an earn-and-learn program in which the colleges of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) work with local companies to prepare students for advanced manufacturing careers.
By Laura Rogers - WBKO TV
Buffalo "B." Stille of the Grammy nominated group Nappy Roots dropped out of college to follow his dreams of a music career. He promised his mother he would finish his degree, and he did so in May 2019.
Keyona Jeffreys, a 34 year-old single mother of four, found the strength and tenacity to overcome a myriad of obstacles and setbacks in her life. No matter how many times life knocked her down, Keyona never gave up on her goal to earn her GED and go to college.
The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship (WRKS) pays tuition for up to 60 credit hours toward the completion of an associate degree. The WRKS is available to Kentucky residents who have earned a high school diploma or are working toward completing a GED. Recipients must maintain a grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 or higher to remain eligible the following semester.
by John Reynolds - WNKY TV
After losing four fingers on his right hand in a work accident in August, Jack Barefoot has returned to the rink, hockey stick in hand.
Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College continues to train and prepare the next generation of essential frontline heroes. The College is offering the community the opportunity to support these students and programs through the SKYCTC Future Frontline Heroes Fund. This fund will provide scholarships and aid to students in the crucial fields of healthcare, education, transportation, culinary and public safety and grants to the faculty in these programs to advance their instruction.
by Justin Story - BG Daily News
New recruits to the Bowling Green Police Department will be able to further their education while setting out on a career in law enforcement, thanks to an agreement between the city and Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College signed Friday.
Each semester, the faculty of Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) vote on students whom they feel deserve to receive a spotlight for outstanding achievement both in and outside of the classroom.
Stephanie Romarate was selected to be the student the SKYCTC faculty would like to spotlight as Student of the Month!
November's PBL Member Spotlight features Selena House, our chapter vice president. Selena is from Franklin, KY.
KY FAME is an earn-and-learn program in which the colleges of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) work with local companies to prepare students for advanced manufacturing careers.