Wenatchee Valley College announces cost-saving measures
Wenatchee Valley College announced it would be implementing cost saving measures that would impact many programs currently being offered by the school. The decisions were made due to Washington state’s budget shortfall and the lack of growth in the programs.
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Vice President of Instruction at Wenatchee Valley College Tod Treat said the current goal for the college is to try and minimize the impact of the recent decisions on both students and faculty.
Programs like Graphic Design will transition to being more noncredit and employer educated to allow students the option to still participate in these classes as well as providing educational opportunities at the workplace.
WENATCHEE VALLEY – Wenatchee Valley College announced Tuesday that the school will be implementing cost-saving measures that will include the suspension of several programs and reducing course section offerings going into the 2025-26 year.
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