Credit: Tom Sofield/LevittownNow.com
A state grant will allow Bucks County Technical High School to purchase equipment to train students to the needs of local employers.
The Pennsylvania Department of Education grant will give the Bristol Township-based technical high school that serves most of Lower Bucks County’s school districts $50,000 for equipment to provide hands-on training to students in career and technical education programs.
Advertisements
“Our career and technical school programs help students prepare for a variety of career areas, by providing hands-on learning and experience,” said State Sen. Steve Santarsiero, who announced the grant. “These grant funds will help ensure that our students receive targeted training that meets the specific needs of local businesses and industries, which will make them more competitive employment candidates upon graduation and keep talent here in our community.”
Earlier this year, the then-secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry visited the school.
Report a correction via email | Editorial standards and policies
