SCC Wood Technology Center

06/12/2022

06/11/2022

Thank you to all the Students, Alumni, and Teachers who showed up for the Wood Tech Center yesterday! Stay tuned for more student and alumni testimonials from yesterday. Speaking here is retired Wood Tech CORE instructor and mentor, Dave Borgatti.

06/10/2022

Save WTC Student, Alumni, and Industry Partner Demonstration at the Seattle Collges Board of Trustees Meeting Yesterday!

06/09/2022

From more information email [email protected]

06/03/2022

https://chng.it/MQtg8fcFBc

Help Save Wood Technology Center!!!

05/12/2022

Wood Tech Center Update: Board of Trustees Meeting Today
(who make the final decision regarding closure of the school)

05/10/2022

Take Action: Attend Board of Trustees Meeting May 12, 2022

This is a fantastic opportunity to get the attention of leadership. You can attend in-person or through zoom. You can send written comments or comment at the meeting.

Send message to Rebecca Zeller ([email protected]) to submit comments or to sign up to comment during the meetings. She is Chancellor Pan’s assistant.

Here is a link to the BOT webpage: https://www.seattlecolleges.edu/about/leadership-and-organization/board-trustees

In-Person: Georgetown address: 6737 Corson Ave S - Seattle Rm C122
Zoom option:
URL: zoom.us/j/91801361106
Meeting ID: 918 0136 1106
Passcode: 778156

Seattle Colleges is governed by a five-member board of trustees appointed by the Washington state governor and approved by the state Senate. Trustees serve sequential five-year terms. The primary responsibility of the board of trustees is to meet the changing educational needs of the community while...

05/09/2022

Thank to you to everyone for supporting WTC!

Some Ideas Moving Forward...

Launch SAVE WTC Website

Host Virtual Event this Spring for past, present, and future students

Fall Quarter 2022 In-Person and Broadcasted Event for Alumni

Create a database of testimonials to share with leadership (send to [email protected])

05/06/2022

The Wood Technology Center is very much in danger of being shut down permanently. If you are interested in showing your support for the Wood Technology Center, I am looking for help setting up a student and alumni run SAVEWTC website (similar to savesca.com created by the culinary institute). This would be a place for supporters to sign a petition, take action, learn about budget events, and how to communicate with local and state government. We need to share current, perspective, and past student voices with the greater community. We need to show the value it holds in regards to equal opportunity education and developing a skilled labor force for the city of Seattle and the state of Washington and beyond.