Virginia Peninsula Community College reports rising enrollment, expanded workforce training and dual‑enrollment gains
At a June 2 York County Board of Supervisors work session VPCC officials told the board the college has reversed a multi‑year enrollment decline, reported growth in accelerated workforce training, and is seeing a sharp rise in dual‑enrolled high‑school students — trends officials said are linked to transfer agreements, targeted outreach and pandemic recovery.
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Virginia Peninsula Community College officials told the York County Board of Supervisors on June 2 that the college is reversing a multi‑year decline in academic enrollment and is seeing growth across multiple workforce and transfer programs. "We're happy to report the college is in good health, especially as it pertains to academic enrollment," Todd Estus, identified in his presentation as VPCC's vice president for workforce development, told the board.
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