In the very
near future, the dental hygienist cleaning your teeth could have received
his or her training in Coweta County.
Coweta County
Board of Education members unanimously approved outfitting a portion of
the Central Education Center for a dental lab.
The board approved
$34,000 in plumbing contracts for the dental lab and Superintendent of
Education Richard Brooks said it will be well worth it.
"We've
had a number of requests for a dental lab at the facility and we're moving
ahead on it," he said.
The dental
lab would allow the school to offer some dental hygiene classes.
In other news,
the Board:
F Approved
additional classes for Central. The school will now offer an introduction
to information technology class and a C++ programming class. Curriculum
coordinator Judy Robinson, Ph.D., said the school system has received
numerous requests for the classes.
F Announced
that summer school starts July 9. The session continues through July 31.
Classes run from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and tuition is $300 per Carnegie unit
of credit.
Driver education
will also be offered at a cost of $175. Non-residents of Coweta County
can take the course for $225, if space is available.







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