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Lakewood board hears West Shore CareerTech plan for welding and MEMS programs
Summary
West Shore Career Technical District presented two new programs — a welding ‘Resilient Ranger’ pathway and a microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) program — highlighting enrollment gains, industry partnerships, credentials, and hands‑on equipment and training opportunities for Lakewood City students.
West Shore Career Technical District officials on June 2 told the Lakewood City Board of Education they are adding a welding “Resilient Ranger” pathway and a microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) program, describing industry partnerships, student credentials, and hands‑on equipment that officials said will prepare students for technical careers.
Dr. Badat, representing West Shore, said the district has earned a five‑star rating for the last three years and noted rising interest: applications rose from 232 last year to 268 this year. He also said 68 of 70 West Shore seniors passed their career pathways this year.
“We're not only preparing students for graduation, but we are preparing…
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