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Apache Industrial Invests $100,000 Towards Brazosport ISD CTE Major Giving Campaign; BISD reaches over $5.2M invested in CTE

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Wednesday, October 5, 2022
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Today, Brazosport ISD is excited to announce Apache Industrial as the first investor for the 2023 school year with an investment of $100,000.

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  • Today, Brazosport ISD is excited to announce Apache Industrial as the first investor for the 2023 school year with an investment of $100,000.
  • Apache Industrial Invests $100,000 Towards Brazosport ISD CTE Major Giving Campaign; BISD reaches over $5.2M invested in CTE
    The vision of Brazosport ISD is setting the standard for educational excellence with the mission to graduate each student to be future ready.
  • With this investment, Apache will become the third lab sponsor for both Brazoswood and Brazosport CTE Centers.
  • This investment now brings Brazosport ISDs total to over $5.2M invested in CTE programs.

University of Phoenix Collaborates With State Center Community College District to Help Students Affordably Earn Degree

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Friday, October 8, 2021
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State Center Community College District graduates can save money transferring their applicable credits towards a bachelors degree from University of Phoenix , thanks to a new agreement between the two institutions.

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  • State Center Community College District graduates can save money transferring their applicable credits towards a bachelors degree from University of Phoenix , thanks to a new agreement between the two institutions.
  • The 3+1 Transfer Pathway Program will allow students and State Center Community College District employees to save on the cost of their education by spending three years completing general course requirements at the community college.
  • This new agreement with State Center Community College District opens up an exciting pathway for students to earn bachelors degrees in high-demand industries including nursing, IT, and healthcare, said John Woods, Ph.D., provost of University of Phoenix.
  • We are excited to support students and employees at State Center Community College District in pursuing their education and career goals.