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Western Montgomery CTC proposes capital reserve and program expansions; Pottsgrove students concentrated on cosmetology, welding and carpentry waitlists
Summary
The joint operating committee discussed establishing a capital reserve fund for the Western Montgomery Career and Technology Center and an initial draft to add instructors and capacity to high-demand programs; Pottsgrove had the largest number of applicants and the lowest acceptance rate among sending districts for 2025-26.
Representatives from the Western Montgomery Career and Technology Center updated the Pottsgrove board on two substantive items: a proposal to establish a capital reserve fund and a draft plan to expand instructional capacity in high-demand programs.
Administrative director David Livingood told the joint operating committee (JOC) that the Western Center sought to create a capital reserve funded after an existing bond payment ends Nov. 15, 2028. His proposal would direct the three sending districts to continue contributing approximately the same amounts as the expiring bond payments into a capital reserve rather than ceasing the payments.…
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