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Commissioners signal interest in exploring CTE high school partnership with Central Carolina Community College

November 18, 2025 | Harnett County, North Carolina


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Commissioners signal interest in exploring CTE high school partnership with Central Carolina Community College
Board members discussed initiating conversations with Central Carolina Community College and the local school board about establishing a CTE high school to train trade‑ready graduates.

A commissioner asked staff to begin outreach so the parties can 'see what Central Carolina is wanting to do and what we're wanting to do.' County staff noted the county has applied for grant funds in past years to support such efforts but has not yet been named as a grant recipient; the transcript records that those decisions currently rest with the state superintendent. Commissioners framed the initiative as one way to boost median incomes and create a local workforce pipeline for employers and repeated interest in pursuing grant opportunities and private-sector partnerships.

No formal vote was taken; the board directed staff to continue discussions and return with more information.

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