Kentucky schools recently participated in industry-standard technology support training, earning over $1,000,000 in advanced student computers as part of the statewide Dataseam partnership.
Jenkins Independent School now has two additional members on its Technology Department through a unique workforce training program sponsored by district partner Dataseam.
Dataseam’s Information Technology Registered Apprenticeship offers professional opportunities to high school juniors and seniors, aimed at bridging the opportunity for work-based education and digital access many rural Kentucky communities experience.
Frankfort Independent Board of Education approved a partnership with Dataseam, a Louisville- based education and workforce development organization providing instructional technology as part of upskilling K- 12 IT professionals.
Recently, new laptops traveled across Kentucky to K-12 students selected for the Department of Labor-approved Registered Apprenticeship for information technology designed and sponsored by Dataseam and participating schools.
A 2023 graduate of Elliott County Schools, has earned a nationally recognized certification in Information Technology as part of a U.S. Department of Labor-approved Registered Apprenticeship.
Students who completed an apprenticeship through a partnership between Johnson County Schools and Dataseam were recognized by the Johnson County Board of Education during its regular meeting.
The Corbin Independent Board of Education recognizes Liam Rose and Tanner Davis for their work and accomplishments through the Dataseam Registered Apprenticeship.
Three 2023 graduates of Lawrence County Schools, have earned nationally-recognized certifications in Information Technology as part of a U.S. Department of Labor-approved Registered Apprenticeship.
