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Two KCSD High Schools Win $250K for Hands-on CTE Programs
Each school received $125,000 to expand hands-on career training, with Henley adding livestock work and Lost River upgrading shop spaces.
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Klamath Basin schools receive a combined $375,000 in state grants to expand career and technical education
Henley High School, Lost River Junior/Senior High School and Klamath Union High School have been awarded a combined $375,000, $125,000 each, in grants from the Oregon Department of Education to expand hands-on learning through Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.
Cattle at Henley, New Tools at Lost River: Schools Expand Hands-On Learning
KCSD high schools win $125,000 CTE grants to expand hands-on opportunities Two Klamath County School District high schools won CTE Revitalization grants worth $125,000 each to expand hands-on career and technical education programs — one school is preparing to raise cattle for the first time and the other will upgrade and renovate its wood and […]
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