Greg Wilson/Anderson ObserverAs a new school year begins, the Anderson Career and Technology Center is entering it with a stronger front porch, a bigger footprint and a long list of ambitions that would make a conventional high school blush. The center, which serves students from Anderson School Districts 1 and 2, has added parking, is preparing for a new welding and auto collision facility, and is trying to keep pace with a student population t…
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