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Lt. Gov. Hunt to visit all 58 community colleges, focus on workforce readiness and child care solutions

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Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt kicked off a tour of all 58 of the state’s community colleges with a visit Thursday to Brunswick Community College (BCC). “From the coast to the mountains, North Carolina’s community colleges are delivering on the promise to make sure we have a workforce that is ready for the future,” Hunt said after touring BCC’s campus.… The post Lt. Gov. Hunt to visit all 58 community colleges, focus on workforce readiness and child care …
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Lt. Gov. Hunt to visit all 58 community colleges, focus on workforce readiness and child care solutions

Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt kicked off a tour of all 58 of the state’s community colleges with a visit Thursday to Brunswick Community College (BCC). “From the coast to the mountains, North Carolina’s community colleges are delivering on the promise to make sure we have a workforce that is ready for the future,” Hunt said after touring BCC’s campus.… The post Lt. Gov. Hunt to visit all 58 community colleges, focus on workforce readiness and child care …

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IT Brief New Zealand broke the news in on Thursday, February 27, 2025.
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