MCCS in the News

Order allows for greater flexibility to train workers online for critical jobs needed to address the effects of COVID-19. Read More

Maine’s community colleges stand ready to help the state in any way possible in responding to the COVID-19 crisis. Read More

In order to best prepare for the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, Maine’s seven community colleges are all extending their student breaks to two weeks. Read More

The MCCS Board of Trustees welcomes new members Anne Eleanor Roosevelt, Kathie Leonard, and Peter DelGreco. Read More

This year, 180 students are participating. That includes 40 within the medical assisting program, which 156 people applied to enter. Read More

Maine’s community colleges are expanding short-term training thanks to a grant from the Harold Alfond Foundation; new programs in medical assisting, welding and computer support. Read More

MCCS President David Daigler praised Governor Janet Mills for including $5 million in workforce training funds for the community college system. Read More

President Daigler appeared this week on Maine Public’s “Maine Calling” program, as part of a panel discussing the state’s new 10-year strategic economic development plan. Read More