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Blackhawk Technical College is proud to collaborate with an incredible network of local partners dedicated to strengthening the workforce in Rock and Green counties.

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Spotlight On Our Partners

From high school apprenticeship programs to cutting-edge training for adult learners, our partnerships with businesses and community organizations are transforming lives and industries.

In this series, we'll shine a light on:

  • Local employers shaping tomorrow’s workforce
  • Community organizations fostering career development
  • Educational programs bridging the gap between talent and opportunity

A new partner will be highlighted each month through 2025.

Participants in the Rock County Externship program in Blackhawk's courtyard

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State AG Holds Press Conference at Blackhawk To Promote School Safety Trainings

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Left to right: Shannon Anderson, Director of Student Services for the Oregon School District, Josh Kaul, Wisconsin Attorney General, Trish Kilpin, Director of the Office of School Safety.


Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul held a press conference at Blackhawk on Thursday, spotlighting a series of Behavioral and Threat Assessment Management trainings by the Department of Justice Office of School Safety. The press conference coincided with the second of these trainings, happening concurrently in the college's Conference Center.

“We must be proactive in working to keep our schools safe,” Kaul said. “The Office of School Safety is providing Behavioral and Threat Assessment Management trainings around the state to assist schools with their efforts to stop violence before it happens.”

In January, the Office of School Safety launched the training series to equip administrators, school mental health professionals, security personnel, and law enforcement with the necessary skills and insights to implement effective threat assessment measures, contributing to the prevention of violence in schools.

More than 150 individuals attended the day-long training at Blackhawk.

A free eLearning module titled “Foundations of Targeted Violence Prevention” is also available to all community members.

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For questions about our Workforce Partner Spotlights of more information, contact us at (608) 757-7623 or businessdevelopment@blackhawk.edu.