Piedmont Technical College Laurens County
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- Buyer type:
- Higher Education
- Location:
- Laurens, SC
- Country:
- US
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City
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Laurens
Mascot
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Blaze the Phoenix
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
260
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This contract involves the procurement of electronic course catalog services from Leepfrog Technologies Inc. for the State Board for Tech & Com Ed. The contract includes multiple line items for electronic course catalogs, with a total contract value of $78,700.00, valid from November 18, 2019, to November 17, 2024.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Piedmont Technical College Laurens County
This document serves as the 2009-2010 Annual Report for Piedmont Technical College, detailing the implementation and progress of its strategic plan approved in June 2009. The plan is structured around six strategic directions: transforming lives through student success, pursuing excellence by developing staff, fostering continuous improvement through data-driven decisions, strengthening communities via workforce and economic development, effectively communicating its mission, and ensuring sustainability and growth. The college's vision is to become a premier community college committed to student success and economic prosperity for all stakeholders.
The New Directions Strategic Plan for Piedmont Technical College (2009-2014) aims to transform the institution into a premier community college by fostering vibrant learning communities, ensuring student success, and promoting economic prosperity for all stakeholders. The plan is structured around six strategic directions: Transforming Lives, The Ongoing Pursuit of Excellence, A Culture of Continuous Improvement, Strengthening Communities, Communicating Our Mission, and Ensuring Sustainability and Growth. It emphasizes strengthening ties with students, clients, partners, and communities, and utilizing data-driven decision-making to achieve its vision.
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The document outlines Piedmont Technical College's vision, mission, and strategic plan for 2019-2021, focusing on transforming lives, expanding student access, supporting its people, embracing continuous improvement, strengthening communities, and ensuring institutional sustainability. Key areas include promoting excellence in teaching and learning, improving enrollment and communication, cultivating a diverse workforce, using data for decision-making, promoting community development, and exercising responsible stewardship of resources. The plan emphasizes student success, economic prosperity, and community improvement through proactive leadership, innovation, and collaboration.
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