Facilities include a computer lab, a large classroom and a small conference room available to community groups. High school students will use the center during college off-hours, and the college will use high school rooms for some evening classes. The center was built at the same time as a high school capital improvement project. The college and the school district realized significant savings by sharing infrastructure and architectural costs. LCC has opened similar centers at Thurston, Willamette, Oakridge, Churchill, and McKenzie high schools.
Construction is underway at Junction City and a minicenter is open at Harrisburg.
Elmira center coordinator Tina Reyes can be reached at 935-4345.