The Lawrence County Career and Technical Center joint operating committee recognized ELLWOOD Speciality Metals for its contributions to the school during its December meeting. The company hired six graduates and has four current students via the co-op work program in the last year. Another expected four or five jobs will be filled by students in the next year. “I think you got some great teachers here,” operations director Gene DeBlasio said. “We’ve turned some good employees from this school.” https://lnkd.in/ezZ4gtNQ
Lawrence County Learning Center
Non-profit Organization Management
New Castle, Pennsylvania 249 followers
Learn Today. Change Tomorrow.
About us
Through our new classrooms, computer lab spaces, and connections, we are excited to provide both in-person and virtual opportunities to help small to mid-sized companies, their employees, and underserved people find the right training to meet their needs. We Foster Connections When people are looking for the first step to broaden their opportunities, we're there. Lawrence County Learning Center reaches out to the community to help individuals and small to mid-sized businesses thrive through adult education. We discover potential and understand their needs and options — whether to facilitate training or help them grow. We help business owners, moms and dads, students, and people who feel alone find accessible ways to transform and improve their lives. By initiating growth in a welcoming, problem-solving, and inclusive atmosphere, we serve resources — through our partners — to people who simply need an opportunity to flourish. Who We Currently Serve We serve other organizations, community businesses, and individuals. Organizations, to help them further equip our community. This includes county and local colleges, trade schools, and ESL and Seniors for Safe Driving initiatives, etc. Businesses, to connect them to training resources and a place to facilitate company-wide training. Individuals, including those researching educational opportunities as well as those attending the classes offered through our facility. Vision Statement Simplify the process of finding the right educational resources in Lawrence County. Mission Statement Lawrence County Learning Center strengthens our community's workforce by effectively connecting businesses and adult learners with the professional resources they need to rise above potential and harness opportunity.
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- Industry
- Non-profit Organization Management
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- New Castle, Pennsylvania
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- Nonprofit
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101 S Mercer St
New Castle, Pennsylvania 16101, US
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced the approval of 30 rail freight improvement projects that will enhance freight mobility while creating or sustaining 344 jobs across Pennsylvania. These investments are aligned with Gov. Josh Shapiro’s commitment to improving Pennsylvania’s infrastructure and supporting economic growth, a press release said. https://lnkd.in/epWAMiur
Pa. to spend $55 million on 30 rail freight improvement projects
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During the 31 years Linda Nitch worked in economic development in Lawrence County, she saw growth and improvement across Neshannock Township, New Castle and Ellwood City, Pa. “Great successes have been in Neshannock Township,” she says. “The RIDC [Regional Industrial Development Corp.] park in Neshannock has several outstanding companies there.” Watch the video: https://lnkd.in/dmnAVFh2
Linda Nitch on Lawrence County Wins | 3 Minutes With 10-15-24
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The Lawrence County commissioners, in a 2-1 vote Tuesday, approved a business facade grant for a building on Fifth Street in Ellwood City that is owned privately by a state representative. State Rep. Aaron Bernstine owns the building that houses a beauty shop and residential apartments. He represents the 8th Legislative District, which is where his building is located. He applied for state grant funding to make changes to enhance the outside of the building, according to county planning Director Amy McKinney. https://lnkd.in/eRNhm_M2
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The new year will be upon us soon, and once again, it will be time to make a few New Year’s resolutions to change some things in our lives in 2025. Some of the most popular resolutions are, losing weight, joining a gym, and/or spending more time with family and friends. These would definitely make a difference in your personal life, but what about your on-going professional development? Would you be interested in making a resolution that would give you an intangible edge throughout your professional career as a manager/leader? If so, this program is for YOU! https://lnkd.in/e7yRd-hC
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Way to go!
Giving high school students an opportunity to explore entrepreneurial concepts from idea generation, pitch development, business planning, to having a general understanding of entrepreneurship! The Small Business Development Center of Duquesne University School of Business hosted the DECA District III Career Development Conference. The high school students present their ideas to experienced judges and get feedback and advice on how they can move forward. Read more about the event and DECA here - https://lnkd.in/e-C9Fv5m Watch a video summary of the event here - https://lnkd.in/eAvapYhH #dusbdc #deca #padeca #entrepreneur
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The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources this month announced $5,218,900 in grant awards for organizations and projects across the 13-county PA Wilds Conservation Landscape region. https://lnkd.in/euvAWwvB
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Attend the Forward Lawrence holiday party! Details below.
Last Chance to RSVP! ⏳ Don't miss out on our Chamber Holiday Party! Join us for an evening of celebration, networking, and festive fun. RSVP today to secure your spot! 🎄 https://ow.ly/1Osj50TTECJ
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Swing by if you can!
Join us for Perk Up for Pioneers tomorrow for Giving Tuesday at Vintage Coffeehouse! Enjoy your favorite drink, have some fun and support a great cause – all in one stop! Here’s how you can make a difference: ☕ Vintage Coffeehouse will donate $1.00 from every specialty drink purchase from 7 AM – 6 PM to the BC3 Pioneer Pantry. 🎡 Stop by to see BC3 Food Security team members from 7 AM – 12:00 PM for a chance to spin the Prize Wheel and win prizes! Can’t make it tomorrow? You can still contribute to our Pioneer Pantry Amazon Wishlist here: https://loom.ly/i-etBKw #BC3 #PioneerProud #Community
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