City School
City School will hit the road and roll out a fully equipped mobile classroom in the summer of 2017. It’s part of $1.6 million investment by the Government of Ontario in Mohawk’s City School initiative. The mobile will bring tuition-free college credit courses and workshops into neighbourhoods throughout Hamilton, making a Mohawk education more accessible to more people than ever before.
Annual Sprouts Seedling Sale at Mohawk Community Garden
Mohawk College's mobile classroom to hit the streets this fall
Doug and June Barber supported the launch of City by Mohawk College in October of 2015. This video provides an overview of City School as well as highlights from the Barber's remarks at the Mohawk Momentum Event held on November 24 at the …
The Hamlton Spectator has this story about yesterday's announcement by Ontario's Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Development, Deb Matthews to invest $1.6 million in Mohawk's City School project. The money will be used to add …
Mohawk College is taking City School on the road thanks to a $1.6 million investment from the Ontario government announced this morning by the Hon. Deb Matthews, Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Development. The Minister was joined by …
Monika Skarrat has always wanted a meaningful career.
Several years ago, she was working as an adult educator and preparing to start a family. But when she was pregnant with her first child, she got laid off. After her maternity leave, …
HAMILTON: The Government of Canada is investing in Mohawk College’s pioneering community engagement project.
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada has awarded Mohawk a $239,986 grant from the Community and …
The Hamilton Spectator has this story by Mohawk's Dean of Interdisciplinary Studies Jim Vanderveken on the college's City School project.
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Video: City School off to a great start at the Eva Rothwell Resource Centre
City School by Mohawk was launched last fall with the opening of the City School location at the Eva Rothwell Centre in North Hamilton. Since then, the school has welcomed students from the Keith neighbourhood and beyond to take free courses …
Mohawk handed out Certificates of Participation to eight students who completed the Health, Safety and Nutrition (HSN) course through City School by Mohawk at the Eva Rothwell Centre in north Hamilton. The students are among the first to complete …
The Hamilton Spectator has this story about a project at Mohawk's City School that is teaching environmental stewardship and social entrepreneurialism to 20 children from area schools and the Kiwanis Boys and Girls Club. At the end of the …