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5 Ways to Use Summer Break to Develop New Skills

5 Ways to Use Summer Break to Develop New Skills

Summer break is a time for high school students to unwind, relax, and enjoy a well-deserved break from the academic rigors of the school year. However, it's also an excellent opportunity for them to engage in activities that can enhance their career prospects and...

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CVCC Summer Academies Start Soon

CVCC Summer Academies Start Soon

The summer academies for Catawba Valley Community College are starting soon! K-64 works directly with the Construction Academy, with nearly 30 students participating this summer along with 12 construction-related local businesses and CVCC. The Academy is a combination...

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K-64 Celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week

This week, we honor the hard work and dedication of our area teachers. These hard-working professionals inspire us all by shaping young minds and instilling a love of learning. Teachers are the architects of our future, molding young minds into the leaders, creators,...

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Assisting In Broadband Expansion

K-64 is delighted to be featured in this Hickory Daily Record Article about the importance of internet access in our schools and health care systems. K-64 believes One-To-World Technology, along with equipping Tech-Savvy Educators, will bring positive impacts to the...

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4 Tools to Elevate Your Digital Creativity

It’s a lot to keep up with – terms like “digital strategy”, “brand awareness”, and “Search Engine Optimization” are buzzwords in today’s business world. With digital media and digital design platforms expanding at such fast rates, it’s difficult to know which elements...

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Communications & Marketing

I’m what you call a “Creative” – Always thinking of the next story to write, the next painting to start, or the next project for my job. When I entered undergrad in 2016, I wanted to pursue a degree in the creative arts – I just wasn’t sure where to focus my ambition....

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