Workforce for Georgia Grant Winners
2023 Winners
Bainbridge High School, Decatur County Schools, $17,501.00,To support the Bearcat Workforce Now Initiative to provide students with certification opportunities in local industry
Barrow County Schools, $25,000.00, To expand and support the current agriculture program with the purchase of welding and engineering equipment
Burke County Public Schools, $25,000.00,To expand the STEM pathway with the addition of new equipment for the engineering and technology lab at Burke County High School
Cairo High School College and Career Academy, Grady County Schools, $50,000.00, To establish a Powersports and Small Engine Maintenance and Repair Pathway
Cartersville City Schools, $25,000.00, To expand the Flight Ops pathway with the purchase of equipment
Cherokee High School, Cherokee County School District, $50,000.00, To equip and establish a new Energy and Power Lab at Cherokee High School
Cobb County School System, $25,000.00, To develop an Emergency Services Pipeline and purchase training and safety equipment
Decatur Career Academy, Dekalb County School District, $20,600.00, To expand the healthcare sciences pathway
Dooly County High School, Dooly County School System, $25,000.00, To support the renewal of the constructional pathway program
Forsyth Central High School, Forsyth County Schools, $19,873.00, To support the renewal of the electric vehicle pathway program
Franklin County High School, Franklin County School District, $25,000.00, To support the engineering and manufacturing technology workforce pipeline program at Franklin County High School
Golden Isles College & Career Academy, Glynn County Schools, $31,645.00,To develop and implement a heavy equipment pathway at the Golden Isles College and Career Academy
Gordon County College and Career Academy, Gordon County Schools, $25,000.00, To expand curriculum taught in industrial maintenance, automotive, and construction to include forklift certification and training
Greene County College & Career Academy, Greene County Schools, $50,000.00,To develop and implement an Early Childhood Education (ECE) Program and workforce pipeline
Griffin Region College & Career Academy, Griffin Spalding County Schools, $22,020.00, To support and expand the supply chain pipeline project
Haralson County High School, Haralson County Schools, $25,000.00, To expand healthcare occupation education offerings to attract non-traditional students
Lanier County High School, Lanier County Schools, $49,935.00, To support and expand the Lanier County Agricultural Mechanics lab
McIntosh County Academy High School, McIntosh County Schools, $50,000.00, To develop and implement the hotel, recreation and tourism pathway
Morgan County High School, Morgan County School District, $25,000.00, To expand the engineering and mechatronics program to include an electric vehicle pathway
Northwest Georgia College and Career Academy, Whitfield County Schools, $50,000.00, To develop and implement a First Responders Academy
Oglethorpe County High School, Oglethorpe County School System, $25,000.00, To expand the early childhood education pathway with a focus on early literacy training
Pelham High School, Pelham City Schools, $25,000.00, To expand the agricultural education pathway with a focus on horticulture and the citrus industry
Putnam High School, Putnam County Charter School System, $25,000.00, To expand the welding and construction programs
Seminole County Middle High School, Seminole County Schools, $25,001.00, To expand the Teaching as a Profession pathway program to create a classroom in a classroom
Southeastern Early College & Career Academy, Inc., Toombs County Schools, $15,016.00, To expand the energy and power: generation, transmission, and distribution pathway program
Stephens County High School, Stephens County Schools, $34,601.00, To expand the career technology manufacturing pathway program
Taliaferro County Schools, $40,000.00, To develop and implement a community garden as part of the Plant and Floriculture Systems Agricultural pathway program
THINC College & Career Academy, Troup County Schools, $25,000.00, To expand the mechatronics lab and increase enrollment and interest in manufacturing
Turner County High School, Turner County Schools, $13,781.00, To support the Work Force Ready pathway program
Walker County Schools, $50,000.00, To support and expand the LAUNCH pathway program to include mechatronics
Wayne County High School, Wayne County Schools, $23,400.00, To expand the healthcare pathways program
2020 Winners
Atlanta Area School for the Deaf, The Quest for Sustainability
CTAE and Hutchings College & Career Academy, Bibb County School District, Building Today’s Talent to Meet Tomorrow’s Workforce Needs
Central Educational Center, Expanding the pool of potential Advanced Manufacturing Technician Apprentices
Chattooga County Schools, Healthcare Occupations Sim-Lab
Commodore Conyers College and Career Academy, Inc., Planting Seeds for Tomorrow
Decatur Career Academy, City Schools of Decatur, Implementation of Computer Programming Pathway in the City Schools of Decatur
Early County High School, Early County Schools, Incorporating STEM into Agriculture
Golden Isles College and Career Academy, Glynn County Schools, Implementing Motor Controls and Programmable Logic Controllers into the Career Pathways
Greene College and Career Academy, Greene County Schools, Greene Manufacturing: Using CAD and CNC Equipment to Develop 21st Century Learners and Workers
Jefferson High School, Jefferson City Schools, Jefferson High School Dual Enrollment STEM Start
Liberty College & Career Academy, Liberty College & Career Academy Patient Care Technician Program
Meriwether County Schools, Technology, Employability, and the Arts
Rome City Schools College and Career Academy, Rome City Schools, Sending Our Wolves to Work
Evaluation Reports
- 2022 Workforce for Georgia Mid-Year Evaluation Report
2022 Final Evaluation - 2020 Workforce for Georgia Final Grant Evaluation 2020 Workforce for Georgia Final Evaluation Report
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