File Image: Bucks County Technical High School
Image Credit: Jeff Bohen, LBS.
State Senator Steve Santarsiero (D-10) announced the award of funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) to the Bucks County Technical High School each $50,000.
The award will be used for the purchase of new equipment to provide hands-on training to students in high-demand occupations, specifically focusing on the needs of local employers.
“Investments in our Career and Technical Education programs are vital to ensuring a diverse and well-trained workforce,” Sen. Santarsiero said. “We are fortunate to have three technical schools serving Bucks County residents and I, along with my Senate colleagues from the county, look forward to seeing the impact of these grants on the job opportunities afforded our area students.”
BCTHS High School, located in Fairless Hills, PA and serves 1,500 students from Pennsbury, Neshaminy, Bensalem Township, Bristol Borough and Township, and Morrisville Borough School Districts, and adult learners through both day and evening programs.
For more information about the school and programs, visit their website.