MCCS in the News

Students in KVCC’s culinary arts and sustainable agriculture programs produce food on the farm, prepare it in the kitchen and learn workforce skills. Read More

SMCC student Max Lorber checks in from Cork, Ireland where he is spending the semester studying thanks to the MCCS George Mitchell Peace Scholarship. Read More

A new program at CMCC is enabling students in the building construction technology program to combine classroom time with paid employment in the field. Read More

Students will be able to choose between two degree options: a two-semester certificate in drinking water treatment or wastewater treatment, or a two-year associate degree in applied science. Read More

A displaced Maine worker tells U.S. senators how EMCC and a job training program got his life back on track. Read More

20 Maine residents took classes that provided training in skill sets that are essential to the construction industry. Read More

Maine’s community colleges are on the job, working to address the industry’s need for skilled workers. Read More

MCCS and BIW partner to strengthen manufacturing workforce. Read More

Tuition and fees at Maine’s community college have been the lowest in New England for several years and on par with the national average. Read More

The 120-acre farm at Kennebec Valley Community College is a key resource for the academic program but also supplies the school’s kitchens with fresh product. Read More