1994

WEEK OF

Attend ECCC Tech Prep Meeting... These area public school officials met with East Central Community College personnel to finalize plans for a cooperative articulation agreement regarding the new Tech Prep initiative. ~uperintendents from Scott County and Union public schools have joined efforts with East Central to offer Tech Prep, a program designed to help students receive training needed for rewarding careers in technical, industrial, business, aUied health and public service areas. The relatively new program will also be offered at Louisville Public Schools. Seated from left are Dr. PbU Sutphin, ECCC Dean of Instruction; Frank McCur– dy, Scott County Superintendent of Education; William C. Wade, Superintendent of Union PubUc Schools; and Dr. Eddie M. Smith, ECCC P resident. Standing from left· are Mrs. Maudean Sanders, ECCC Tech Prep Coordinator; John Adcock, ECCC Director of Vo-Tech Instruc– tion; Marcus Savell, Director of the Newton County Vo-Tech Center; Ed Eichelberger, Direc– tor of Forest/Scott County Vo-Tech Center; Huey Stone, Lake High School Principal, where the Tech Prep initiative will fi rst be offered in Scott Count) ; and Dr. Jackie Wofford, Louisville Hi2h School Principal.

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