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Ebony Horton

  • Communications Specialist, Alabama Community College System
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Financial award letters in mail for community, technical college students

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By Ebony Horton
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MONTGOMERY — Students who completed the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and have applied or enrolled in an Alabama community or technical college should begin receiving notification this week of their eligible aid. The notification is traditionally known as a financial aid “award letter” that documents all funding in which a student is eligible.
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Alabama Community College System opens Innovation Center headquarters

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By Ebony Horton
| 256 Today
DECATUR — More than 7,700 Alabamians have enrolled in rapid career training for in-demand jobs since the start of the Alabama Community College System’s Skills for Success courses. The engine behind the courses, the Alabama Community College System Innovation Center, opened its headquarters Wednesday in Decatur to continue its work of adding skilled employees to the state’s workforce.
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Huntsville Hospital, Drake State nursing apprenticeships helping meet critical need

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By Ebony Horton
| 256 Today
MONTGOMERY — Alabama’s historic move to allow nursing apprenticeships through Alabama’s community and technical colleges is helping combat nursing shortages across the state. Since new rules passed last year allowing Alabama healthcare employers to enter into an apprenticeship agreement with nursing programs in the Alabama Community College System, an estimated 400 nursing apprentices across 17 colleges have served with nurses at more than 60 healthcare facilities.
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