Good Conduct
Teaching life skills along with technical skills, Georgia’s technical college system has a work ethics program in place at every one of its schools.

Making a Difference
The annual Adult Literacy celebration gathered some 1,300 attendees to study, share and applaud the strides made in advancing literacy throughout Georgia.

From School to Skill
High school students are getting a jump-start on both college and career by taking technical education courses even before they graduate.

The Thomaston Turnaround
With the help of the CMS program and other resources at Flint River Tech, Thomaston is rebounding after the demise of several textile mills.

Georgia’s New Gold Standard
The trophy case is filling up, with Georgia students winning numerous awards in several nationwide competitions sponsored by student organizations.

Reading Lights
Five Georgia communities have worked diligently in a decade-long quest to achieve the prestigious status of Certified Literate Community.

Men at Work
Fatherhood program gains nationwide attention for teaming state agencies to train and find jobs for non-custodial dads.

President’s Perspective
Terry Elam explains how Augusta Technical College forges community bonds, all the while preparing students for lives of meaningful work.

About the cover: The corridors of Okefenokee Technical College are alive with high-achieving high school seniors starting college early thanks to the postsecondary options program. From left are Raven Harris, completing core requirements for Respiratory Therapy; Michael Rowan, studying electronics; and Candice Walker, taking core classes for Radiologic Technology. (Cover photo by David Greear)

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