(KNOX) – The North Dakota Department of Career and Technical Education is providing over $286,000 in funding to six different North Dakota entities.
A media release says the funds will support “innovative projects that expand student access to career and technical education and strengthen preparation for high-skill, high-wage, or in-demand careers.”
Bismarck State College will get $50,000 for training in the plumbing workforce.
Central Regional Area CTC will be provided $50,000 that will be used for both firefighter program equipment and rural access.
Lake Region State College gets $39,440 for automotive CAN bus training.
East Rolette County Consortium will be given $50,000 for agricultural innovation, engineering, manufacturing and entrepreneurship.
Roughrider Area CTC will get $46,890.48 for rural bovine health and reproduction simulation.
Turtle Mountain Area CTC will be given $50,000 for drone technology and unmanned aircraft systems.
The release also says the grant program uses federal Perkins V funds that will “expand access, improve program quality, and support innovation in career and technical education.”
All of these recipients must provide some matching dollars.










