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Joliet Job Corps appears in GYSD story

http://heraldnews.suntimes.com/photos/galleries/index.html?story=12068648 Joliet Job Corps appeared in an April 23 story about a county-wide Global Youth Service Day in the local newspaper, The Herald News. Two students who are part of the Corps' Bucket Boyz also...

SJCC Earth Day event on center

SJCC held there annual Earth Day event today, staff and students participated in planting trees, flowers and put down bart in flower beds through out the center. All staff and students had Earth Day everyday T-shirts on as everyone participated in a different areas on...

EJCA students celebrate Women’s month

EJCA female students started their Women's month celebration with great speakers and role models.  On March 9th, Catalina Martinez, a strategic member of nationally recognized marine oceanographer Dr. Robert Ballard locator of the Titanic. She is an inspirational...

EJCA is Fueling a Greener Rhode Island

EJCA recently developed a partnership with Newport Biodiesel and is reycyling the center's cooking oil into clean burning biodiesel to heat homes and power vehicles throughout Rhode Island. Biodiesel is a renewal, non-toxic locally produced fuel that can be used in...

Career & Education News

Shreveport Job Corps Center student leaders, accompanied by staff, attended the Northwest Louisiana Small Business Summit on February 17, 2012.  The students had an opportunity to talk with local vendors about their businesses, and shared tips with the students to...

Working with Municipalities

Potomac Job Corps’ Ground Hog Day program began with a big bang.  Students began the annual project by shadowing  Forest Heights municipality on January 30th .  Students from four trades assisted the Forest Heigths Police Department and Mayor Goodall in daily tasks. ...

EPA

Potomac Job Corps has been invited to assist the GWARDC ( Anacostia Environmental Group) in preparing and distributing fertilizers for neighborhood trees.  This project is funded through the U.S. Solid Waste and Emergency Response.