Women’s History Month 2023
March is Women’s History Month, and we’re excited to recognize and celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of women throughout history and bring awareness to the ongoing struggle for equality and social justice.

- Good Friday (College Closed)
- Good Friday (No Saturday Classes - Campus Open)
- Grades due at noon for classes that end 4/6
- Last Day to Withdraw from 2nd 8-week Classes with No Penalty
- Financial Aid - Grants and 2nd half of the federal student loans are disbursed
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'You belong here': N.C. community colleges strengthen LBGTQ+ resources
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LGBTQ youth report significantly lower rates of attempting suicide when their school is accepting of LGBTQ people.9 months ago
March 8, 2023
Forsyth Tech’s Award-Winning Small Business Center Director Offers Exciting New Opportunities for Learning and Collaboration
Forsyth Tech’s Small Business Center hired a new Director in 2022, and she has worked steadily over the past several months to increase the offerings and opportunities for small businesses in our community. Martha Larson came to Forsyth Tech after … Read more →
February 18, 2023
Seizing Opportunities and Giving Back Drives Forsyth Tech IT Alum
Ryan Gardner’s story is one of drive and ambition, opportunities seized, and challenges overcome. But, he wants you to know that it could be your story, too. While Ryan overcame adversity and had to find a way to pay for … Read more →
January 6, 2023
Forsyth Technical Community College Signs Apprenticeship Partnership Agreement with Stokes County Schools and Marshall Brothers Construction
Forsyth Tech commemorated several “firsts” for the college and Stokes County on Thursday, January 5 at an apprenticeship signing at South Stokes High School. Representatives from Forsyth Tech, Stokes County Schools and Marshall Brothers Construction signed an agreement to provide … Read more →