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Illinois Central College gets state grants for EMT training, Dual Credit program

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Illinois Central College recently received two state grants for their programs. The grants total $204,018 and will last through mid-2025. The money will be used to expand dual credit opportunities for high school students at Peoria Public Schools, Pekin Community High School and Limestone High School.

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Illinois Central College gets state grants for EMT training, Dual Credit program

EAST PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- Illinois Central College recently received two state grants for their programs that allow high school students to earn college credit and for EMT training. The grants, from the Illinois Community College Board, total $204,018 and will last through mid-2025. ICC, ISU nursing colleges work towards collaboration, success The Access and Equity in Dual Credit Project grant awarded $149,958 to ICC to expand dual cre…

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