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Robeson Community College breaks ground on new Career Technical Education Building

By Staff Report, posted 1 hour ago
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On Oct. 16, Robeson Community College celebrated a historic milestone with a special Legislative Luncheon and the official groundbreaking of its new Career Technical Education Building.

This long-awaited investment will expand opportunities in Welding, HVAC, and Mechatronics, preparing students for high-demand careers and strengthening our region's workforce for generations to come.

“We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Senator Danny Britt, House Majority Leader Brenden Jones and Representative John Lowery for their leadership, dedication and instrumental support in helping turn this long-awaited vision into a reality. Today was a celebration of partnership, progress and the power of investing in education and our community!” shared the College on Facebook.

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