Chattahoochee Technical College recently hosted an open house and ribbon cutting at its Woodstock Campus. More than 350 community leaders, elected officials and local residents came together to celebrate this seamless blending of the past and the future.

Chattahoochee Tech President, Dr. Ron Newcomb, thanked the members of the Cherokee County Board of Education, the members of the state legislature and the community itself for helping to make all of this possible. This campus is a wonderful gift given by the people of Woodstock, to the people of Woodstock, said Newcomb.

Built in the 1930s, the campus sits on the former site of Woodstock Elementary School. The building includes 13 classrooms, a library, Student Success Center, faculty offices, office space, restrooms and a plaza area. Students enrolled in the Technical Specialist Certificate program can take the required core classes at this location, along with Criminal Justice, Introduction to Computers and many healthcare prerequisites.