Three years ago we were running against each other. I never imagined Louisiana would come so far so fast. Still more work to do. Ad astra per aspera. @LAGovJeffLandry@SpaceX
Parish presidents from across Greater New Orleans, hosted by President Matt Jewell, met in St. Charles Parish last night to keep building on a partnership that’s reshaping how the region approaches key issues.
Ground is officially broken on the Hyundai Training Center in Donaldsonville.
With @Hyundai’s new steel plant, they were in search of a workforce ready to compete on the global stage.
This training center will build careers that support real wages through real paychecks.
And thanks to River Parishes Community College, those jobs will go to Louisiana students who train right here in Ascension Parish.
It’s another great day in Louisiana!
“We need to work as a state higher ed ecosystem to make it as easy as possible for people to retrain, get credentials and stack those things so we can have a mobile and capable workforce.” - @LCTCSpresident Richard Nelson #lalege
Congratulations to our new @golctcs President Richard Nelson. Welcome to the higher education family. Let’s go on workforce development! Looking forward to working with you and your great team. #LaProspers@LA_Regents#laleg
The LCTCS Board of Supervisors has appointed Secretary Richard Nelson as the next president of the Louisiana Community and Technical College System. We look forward to continued momentum across the system as he transitions into this role, effective January 1, 2026.
It was great to welcome the Association of Community College Trustees to New Orleans.
Our community colleges work hard to ensure that America’s workforce is ready for the jobs of today and tomorrow. We are grateful for their work to create a stronger and smarter America!
Today, #MyBRCC, @LAGovJeffLandry Office on Women’s Policy, and the Iris Domestic Violence Center held a press conference at BRCC’s Ardendale campus to announce the Safe Wheels Alliance partnership that will assist survivors of domestic violence in maintaining reliable transportation.
The pilot program utilizes BRCC students and instructors to repair and maintain vehicles, providing survivors of domestic violence with dependable transportation while giving BRCC students hands-on automotive training that prepares them for their future careers.
#BRCCCares #YourCollegeYourWay
Senate votes 37-0 for Sen. Mike Reese bill to let La. Community and Technical College System maintain its borrowing authority outside traditional state construction budget process to build some projects. LCTCS has had similar authority since 2013. SB72 heads to House. #lalege
This week, LCTCS President Dr. Monty Sullivan joined Sen. Mike Reese in support of SB 72—a strategic step to grow industry-led workforce programs across Louisiana without raising the State’s funding commitment. We’re grateful to Sen. Reese for his leadership and support.
Are you a college student interested in government, public policy, and history?
Then the Governor’s Fellows Program is for you!
Applications close Monday, March 31. Learn more and apply here: https://t.co/GiRdpKfY1D
Have you heard? River Parishes Community College is training the future workforce for Hyundai Steel’s multibillion-dollar steel plant coming to Ascension Parish!
Learn more about how RPCC is preparing students for this game-changing opportunity! 📖👇
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LDH is announcing Drew Maranto as interim secretary, replacing Michael Harrington, who has retired. Governor Jeff Landry intends to name a permanent LDH secretary in the next few weeks.
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LCTCS Day at the Capitol is Thursday, April 24! Join us at the Capitol Rotunda from 10 A.M. – 2 P.M. as we showcase the power of our colleges and connect with state leaders. We'll celebrate student success and workforce impact—because that's what it's all about!
Attempting to discredit our Surgeon General’s record is a slap in the face to the patients, families, and communities he has dedicated his career to serving.
Louisiana is lucky to have @la_surgeon as our State’s first Surgeon General.
Additionally, not only is our Deputy Surgeon General Wyche Coleman a board certified Ophthalmologist, he also happens to be among the best in our country in his profession.
I’m proud to not only call Dr. Coleman a friend, but also my own ophthalmologist.
I recently used my platform on the House Appropriations Committee to promote the great work our Louisiana community colleges are doing to prepare the next generation for the modern workforce. Learn more ⤵️ https://t.co/awtzHAbjL7
Enjoyed meeting with Dr. Chandler LeBoeuf and the @golctcs team about the importance of career and technical education and preparing our students for the 21st century workforce!
We appreciated our time with @LCTCSpresident @golctcs and our local legislators yesterday. Thank you for listening and your support for @FletcherCollege@drkhstrickland. Together we can continue to make our State and communities better. #FletcherPride
February is CTE Month — the perfect time to highlight hands-on learning, industry partnerships & career pathways that open doors for students. We applaud the national recognition of CTE & remain committed to expanding opportunities. #WorkforceDevelopment
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New Orleans just wrapped an epic weekend with three sold-out Taylor Swift shows, generating $200M in economic impact. Nearly 200,000 fans filled hotels and restaurants, boosting business & providing a valuable test for the city ahead of Super Bowl LIX.
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