They ended their calendar year in July with a student enrollment increase of 10 percent. We're in the business of helping people invent their futures. One of the reasons for this increase is the growing need to keep up with changes in technology and business. In order for the classes to fit into a busy schedule, students can choose to take classes at night or on the weekends.
Students can work toward a degree or take a course to upgrade their work skills at their own pace.
It gives a student the chance to increase their work knowledge, which can result in job advancement. Some students can do the work at home on their own computers, come in to check their work against answer keys, and take tests. Part of the growth is due to the population increase in the St. Croix County, according to David Hildebrand, WITC district administrator. We are growing twice the average of the rest of Wisconsin WITC district. Another area of growth has been the addition of the Youth Options students.