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The VSAC scholarship booklet is now available in BUHS Counseling. The scholarship booklet is for students attending college in 2020-2021.
The Women Can Do Conference was held on October 17th at VTC. Twelve girls weathered the storm and transportation issues that day to attend this great conference. Many workshops were held and a great day was had by all.
On October 25, 2019 members and officers of the Windham FBLA chapter attended the annual Fall Leadership Conference at the Vermont State House in Montpelier.
The conference was attended by many FBLA Chapters from all over New England, including two brand new Chapters!
Governor Phil Scott also attended the conference, and he declared October 25 FBLA/DECA day.
There were many professional workshops to attend including a workshop on how to dress like a professional, a workshop on how to build and market your own products, and many more.
The keynote speaker, Kyle Willkom, was an inspiration to the young professionals that were at the conference. Whether you were a new member of FBLA attending the conference or a long-time officer, there was something new for everyone to learn about the business world.
Meet WRCC's Interim Director
I am excited to welcome you to the Windham Regional Career Center. Our facility and staff have a rich history of professional experience in the fields in which they teach and are able to offer students training and an understanding of what employers expect them to know. Our goal is to build a strong workforce that meets the needs of employers in the communities in which our graduates live and work.
Our center offers students education and training in a number of career pathways and teaches students the skills necessary to be employed in high demand and high paying fields once they have completed high school. Our career pathways range from biomedical and LNA programs to construction and public safety. Students are given the opportunity to gain industry-recognized credentials through a mixture of hands-on and classroom-based learning.
The Windham Regional Career Center is a unique and special place that allows students to learn through real-world problem solving and to experience real-world success in a safe learning environment. Students leave our center with the skills to seek employment or to continue their education.
It is an exciting time in career and technical education and I am proud to be a part of the Windham Regional Career Center. Explore the website, come for a tour, and open the door to everything we have to offer.
The Windham Regional Career Center is a career and technical school providing a diverse selection of career preparation programs for ALL students attending the Brattleboro Campus.
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