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Douglas County Partners for Student Success is committed to helping our communities move to collective action through a common agenda, mutually reinforcing activities, continuous communication and shared measurements of success. Our latest news will be posted here.
Donations rev up program UCC truck driving program receives boost from industry With a substantial need for qualified employees in Southwestern Oregon’s truck driving industry, Umpqua Community College can now offer even more resources to students interested in the field thanks to a big-rig-sized donation. Make that two
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By DCPSS Webmanager on 03/22/2019 / Businesses/Organizations, Career Exploration, DCPSS Goal, DCPSS Perspectives, Educator, News, Opportunities, Partners, Partners' Post Montly Newsletter, Post High School Education, Youth, Youth Development
Virtually up close and personal Douglas County students and beyond take online tours of local industries Lions and parrots and ant-eaters, oh my. Hundreds of students learned how much food it takes to run an animal park, how long bears hibernate and how much dedication it takes to
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By DCPSS Webmanager on 03/05/2019 / Apprenticeship, Businesses/Organizations, Career Exploration, Collective Impact, Community College, DCPSS Perspectives, Education Matters campaign, Educator, Events, News, Opportunities, Parents, Partners, Partners' Post Montly Newsletter, Post High School Education, Youth
Celebrating CTE Students honored for choosing CTE pathways at UCC About 20 Douglas County students were lauded recently for choosing to enter career and technical education programs that will not only give them opportunities for high-wage, high-demand jobs but may also benefit their community and local economy. The
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By DCPSS Webmanager on 03/05/2019 / Apprenticeship, Businesses/Organizations, Career Exploration, Collective Impact, Community College, DCPSS Perspectives, Education Matters campaign, Educator, Events, News, Opportunities, Parents, Partners, Partners' Post Montly Newsletter, Post High School Education, Youth
‘WOW’ students with virtual tours Teachers invited to participate in World of Work Week online Douglas County educators will have the chance to take their students on “virtual field trips” to learn about career and education pathways during a World of Work Week initiative March 11-14. Douglas County
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