1995

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 TeclJ Prep Initiative. Superintendents from Scott County and Unfon public schools have joined efforts with East Central to offer Tech Prep, a program designed to help students receive training needed for rewar~lng careers in technical, industrial, business, allied health and public service areas. The relatively new program will a'so be offered at Louisville Public Schools. ~}lled from left are Dr. Pbll Sutphin, ECCC Dean of Instruction; Frank McCur– dy, Scott Counfy Superintendent of Education; William C. Wade, Superintendent of Union PubUc Schools; and Dr. Eddie M. Smith, ECCC President. Standing from left are Mrs. Maudean Sanders, ECCC Tech Prep Coordinator; John Adcock, ECCC Director of Vo-Tech l~struc­ 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 Pri'ocipal, where the Tech Prep initiaUve will first be offered in Scott County; and Dr. Jackie Wofford, Louisville High School Principal. (EC Photo)

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