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Citrus Memorial donates to WTI
Submitted by Special on Thu, 10/27/2011 - 2:04pm.
Judy Johnson, Assistant Director of Withlacoochee Technical Institute accepts a donation from Ryan Beaty, President and CEO of Citrus Memorial Health System.
Citrus Memorial Health System recently made a donation to Withlacoochee Technical Institute.
The donation was earmarked for use as financial aid to assist students working to obtain GEDs.
“When a student is able to further their education the whole community benefits,” said Citrus Memorial CEO Ryan Beaty. “That’s why we’ve made this donation to Withlacoochee Technical Institute; to give a boost to promising students who are the future workforce of Citrus County.”
WTI’s GED Prep classes provide students with the opportunity to take the GED Practice test using the approved calculator, class work on the computer, as well as individual instruction to help students successfully pass the GED Exam. Daytime and evening classes are offered at sites throughout Citrus County including Inverness, Crystal River and Homosassa locations.
Online classes are also available for qualifying students. Learn about the multitude of services offered to the public as Withlacoochee Technical Institute works to help our community get to work. Call Student Services today for further information, (352) 726-2430 Ext. 4363,or visit www.wtionline.cc.
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