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State Grants Support Early College at Franklin Cummings Tech

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The Healey-Driscoll Administration awarded $8 million to expand Early College programs, including a $60,000 Capacity Grant to support existing Early College programs at Franklin Cummings Tech and an additional $100,000 Planning Grant for the college to develop an Early College program in partnership with CityLab Innovation High School in Revere.

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College to Launch STEM Career Tech Academy

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Benjamin Franklin Cumming Institute of Technology announced a $1 million grant from the Commonwealth’s Executive Office of Education to launch a STEM Career Tech Academy. The Academy will leverage existing Early College programs and includes National Grid, Rapid7, and Suffolk Construction as industry partners.

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Future Forward Gala Raises $660,000 in Support of Student Success

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State Senator Liz Miranda spoke about the college’s exciting move to Roxbury. The $100,000 grant for Scholarships and Small Hardships Awards will be available to students currently enrolled in their second year at Franklin Cummings Tech to cover the direct educational expenses.

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College to Launch STEM Career Tech Academy

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Benjamin Franklin Cumming Institute of Technology announced a $1 million grant from the Commonwealth’s Executive Office of Education to launch a STEM Career Tech Academy. The Academy will leverage existing Early College programs and includes National Grid, Rapid7, and Suffolk Construction as industry partners.

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Biden Administration Awards $44.5M to Support Rural Students

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Heritage University in Washington is using its grant to increase nursing education. The Biden administration is investing millions to help students from rural communities in 14 states access higher education. million in grants across 22 institutions with the goal of improving rural postsecondary education access.

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Franklin Cummings Tech 2024 Media Highlights

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Growing our 21 st Century Programming As Bostons only non-profit two-year technical college, our tech and trade programs play a valuable role in Massachusetts education landscape by providing an affordable, skills-based education that leads to economic advancement for our graduates.