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Campbell County Technical Center honored for Habitat partnership; students credited with wiring Habitat home
Summary
The Campbell County Technical Center received a Region 5 award for business–industry partnerships and described a multi‑year collaboration with Greater Lynchburg Habitat for Humanity in which students performed rough‑in and trim electrical work on houses as part of industry‑aligned training.
The Campbell County Technical Center was recognized Nov. 10 by the Virginia Department of Education’s Region 5 for an ongoing partnership with Greater Lynchburg Habitat for Humanity that the division says gives students real on‑site experience and supports affordable housing efforts. John Hardy, principal of the technical center, told the school board the award honors recurring partnerships that have included local employers and civic organizations.
The partnership has allowed electricity students to work on Habitat builds, moving from classroom…
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