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(KLZA)-- The Falls City School Board heard an update on new opportunities for students through the Southeast Nebraska Career Academy Partnership that is wrapping up its first year when they met this week.
Career Academy Coordinator Jack Bangert said that students enrolled in dual credit courses are now also able to earn college certificates or diplomas while completing high school.
There are 16 certificate programs available either in person on online. Students are able to get a jump start on college or career training through the program.
Bangert said the changes help more students take advantage of career pathways and college savings, right from their high school classrooms.
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