Forsyth Tech announces athletic director to lead 'transformative new journey'
Randolph County native and former Lenoir Community College Athletic Director Shelly Barnes will now lead the new athletics program at Forsyth Tech.
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First Lady Jill Biden visits Forsyth Tech to highlight investments in biotechnology
First lady Jill Biden paid a visit to Forsyth Technical Community College Friday morning. She spoke with local leaders and students in the field of biotechnology.
Forsyth Tech kicks off series of community events honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Forsyth Technical Community College kicked off an event series on Monday commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It’s a collaboration between local universities, nonprofit organization Triad Cultural Arts, and other community members.
WS/FCS officials to meet with Forsyth Tech about drag performance
Officials from Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools and Forsyth Technical Community College will meet to set clear expectations for high schoolers on campus on Thursday.
Triad students hear first-hand accounts of the Holocaust during Remembrance Day
Nearly 20 teenagers from Early College in Winston-Salem gather at small tables with their bagels, c
Forsyth Tech Announces Free Tuition For Class Of 2021
This year's North Carolina high school graduates will be able to go to Forsyth Technical Community College for free this fall through a public-private partnership just unveiled by the school.
State Board Of Community Colleges To Cap Paid Holidays
A new report finds many North Carolina community colleges are offering more paid holidays than other state and county employees receive.
City Leaders Announce New Scholarship Program For Students In Poverty
A new scholarship program in Winston-Salem aims to give the poorest residents a chance to attend college. City leaders are providing money to start the scholarship program.
College Program Helps Adults Cross the Digital Divide
Forsyth Technical Community College offers training on computer skills like writing emails and using the internet.
FTCC Offers Free Training for Unemployed, Underemployed and Some Military Veterans
More than 100 residents in Forsyth and Stokes Counties will get free job-training. First they must qualify.