As the Frederick County Career and Technology Center resumes in-person classes, students are also getting back to work on their home build, which has taken place every year since 1978.
When students enroll in programs at the Frederick County Career and Technology Center, they often expect a lot of hands-on learning to occur.
While Gov. Larry Hogan and State Superintendent of Schools Karen Salmon's announcement to allow fall sports took center stage Thursday, the governor still spent plenty of time with students and business owners alike to promote the county's work during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Frederick County Public Schools Career and Technology Center (CTC) has earned national recognition for its Project Lead the Way (PLTW) biomedical sciences program.
Career and Technology Center principal Michael Concepcion is the Frederick County Public Schools’ finalist for the Washington Post’s Principal of the Year Award.
Visit Frederick is accepting applications for the Tourism Reinvestment in Promotion and Product (TRIPP), a cooperative promotional funding and product development grant program. The TRIPP program has awarded over $3,161,000 since the inception of the program in 2006.
As the population of Frederick County ages, more health care services are needed. To help address this need, the Career and Technology Center will begin a new program this school year focused on training students for the physical and occupational therapy fields.
When students enroll in programs at the Frederick County Career and Technology Center, they often expect a lot of hands-on learning to occur.
While Gov. Larry Hogan and State Superintendent of Schools Karen Salmon's announcement to allow fall sports took center stage Thursday, the go…
The Frederick County Public Schools Career and Technology Center (CTC) has earned national recognition for its Project Lead the Way (PLTW) bio…
Career and Technology Center principal Michael Concepcion is the Frederick County Public Schools’ finalist for the Washington Post’s Principal…
Visit Frederick is accepting applications for the Tourism Reinvestment in Promotion and Product (TRIPP), a cooperative promotional funding and…
As the population of Frederick County ages, more health care services are needed. To help address this need, the Career and Technology Center …
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A sense of achievement and a new perspective. That’s what seven students from Frederick County’s Career and Technology Center arrived back wit…
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Frederick County Public Schools recently launched a new series called “Vision 2020” to air on FCPS TV.
Olivia White, vice president for student life and dean of students at Hood College, will retire later this year after more than 27 years at the college.
Mount St. Mary’s University has added a new employee to its roster, hiring the school’s first-ever sports dietitian.
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The field for Frederick County Public Schools Teacher of the Year has been narrowed to four, the district announced Tuesday.
In one corner of Phil Arnold’s classroom at the Career and Technology Center, two students work to build a model of a special-needs school.
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