By the first of the year, the Black Belt Community Development Corporation will open Community Skill Trade and Educational Labs in Selma and Linden.
These centers will connect students with resources needed to accomplish educational goals for their chosen career path that doesn’t involve going to college.
“Each location will have skill trade workshops for electrical, HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, painters, framers, flooring, roofing,” BBCDC Executive Director Darnell Howard said. “There will also be Stem Labs, classrooms, resource centers, computer rooms and wellness space.”
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