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VT Edition Interview: Michael Redington on the evolution of Vermont's technical centers

Tuesday April 8, 2008
Jane Lindholm

Colchester, VT

Vermont's 15 regional technical centers have transformed themselves in the last few decades.  Today programs to train medical professionals exist alongside traditional automotive courses.  Michael Redington is Director of the Hartford Area Career and Technical Center.  He spoke with VPR's Jane Lindholm about these changes and the future of technical education in the state.

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