Constitution Day Panel Discussion
Join us virtually on Thursday, September 17th for a live panel discussion presented by the Forsyth Tech SGA.
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The Fall 2020 EWD Course Catalog is online!
Hundreds of Course Offerings, In-Class and Online!
Job Training • Professional Growth • Personal Enrichment • Basic Skills
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information
Visit this page for the latest information, updates, and recommendations.
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Forsyth Tech Student Handbook
Have a look at the guidelines for being a successful part of the student community.
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“R” Textbook Prices Overwhelming to You?
Are prices too high? Are you pursuing an Associate in Art degree to transfer to a four-year college? Learn about the “R” Factor during registration!
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- Fall Break-Faculty Work Day (No Curriculum Classes)
- Professional Development Day (College Closed to the Public)
- Veteran's Day (College Closed)
- Faculty Work Day (No Curriculum Classes)
- Thanksgiving (College Closed)
Earlier this week, our ART 131 students took advantage of the beautiful weather and went to Old Salem Museums & Gardens to exercise their artistic minds! We love our Winston-Salem and Forsyth County community! #APlaceOfPromise
We had a blast learning from so many accomplished officials from today's Constitution Day Panel Discussion! All brought to us by our outstanding Forsyth Tech SLE & SGA!
In just 1 hour, we will start our livestream Constitution Day event! Join us as our SGA engages with local, state, and nationally-elected officials. See you at 10:30! Just follow the link: youtu.be/qq3QLd3OnrQ
September 11, 2020
Forsyth Technical Community College presented Andrea Drum Kepple with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine
Last month, the Forsyth Tech Board of Trustees presented Andrea Drum Kepple, the Order of the Long Leaf Pine – one of the most prestigious awards conferred by the Governor of North Carolina.
September 10, 2020
Local nonprofit provides annual scholarship for nursing assistants
Last month, the Healthcare Industry Professionals Serving Seniors of Winston-Salem (HIPSS) donated $2,000 for students interested in becoming certified nursing assistants. “We are grateful to the Healthcare Industry Professionals Serving Seniors for this ongoing scholarship,” said Janet Spriggs, president of … Read more →
Ransomware attacks are on the rise. Here’s what that means for schools.
In late August, Haywood County Schools was hit with a ransomware attack on the first day that elementary students were set to begin online instruction. The hackers gained access to the district’s computer systems and demanded money for the return … Read more →
