Colleges & Universities Within 60 Miles of Eddyville  
  Miles Institution Location Enrollment
(Fall 2009)		  
  18  Marion/Crittenden County EdTech Training Center  Marion  N/A  
  18  Marion/Crittenden County EdTech Training Center  Marion  N/A  
  31  Daymar College, Paducah Campus  Paducah  N/A  
  31  Murray State University, Paducah Regional Campus  Paducah  N/A  
  31  West Kentucky Community & Technical College, Main Campus  Paducah  † 7,529  
  31  West Kentucky Community & Technical College, Tech Campus  Paducah  N/A  
  35  Murray State University  Murray  10,078  
  36  Brown Mackie College - Hopkinsville  Hopkinsville  N/A  
  36  Hopkinsville Community College, Main Campus  Hopkinsville  † 3,755  
  36  Madisonville Community College, Health Campus  Madisonville  N/A  
  36  Madisonville Community College, Main Campus  Madisonville  † 4,597  
  36  Madisonville Community College, Technical Campus  Madisonville  N/A  
  36  Murray State University, Hopkinsville Regional Campus  Hopkinsville  N/A  
  36  Murray State University, Madisonville Regional Campus  Madisonville  N/A  
  39  Mid-Continent University  Mayfield  1,823  
  54  Austin Peay State University  Clarksville, TN  N/A  
  54  Daymar Institute, Clarksville Campus  Clarksville, TN  N/A  
  54  Miller-Motte Technical College, Clarksville Campus  Clarksville, TN  N/A  
  54  North Central Institute  Clarksville, TN  N/A  
  55  Madisonville Community College, Muhlenberg Campus  Central City  N/A  
  59  Henderson Community College  Henderson  2,206  
  59  Murray State University, Henderson Regional Campus  Henderson  N/A  
  Total Enrollments 29,988  
  Note: Miles are calculated as straight-line distance, not highway miles.
† Denotes enrollment for entire institution, including branch campuses; otherwise, enrollment is for specified campus.
Source:  Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development.		  

 

  Kentucky Technical Schools Within 60 Miles of Eddyville  
    Enrollment (2008-2009)  
  Miles Institution Location Sec P/S Total  
  11  Caldwell County ATC  Princeton  293 9 302  
  22  Marshall County Area Vocational Education Center  Benton  N/A N/A N/A  
  31  Paducah ATC  Paducah  291 5 296  
  35  Murray/Calloway County ATC  Murray  278 N/A 278  
  36  Christian County CTC  Hopkinsville  N/A N/A N/A  
  37  Webster County ATC  Dixon  295 N/A 295  
  39  Mayfield/Graves County ATC  Mayfield  434 N/A 434  
  43  Union County ATC  Morganfield  N/A N/A N/A  
  51  Muhlenberg County ATC  Greenville  N/A N/A N/A  
  53  Ballard County CTC  Barlow  N/A N/A N/A  
  59  Henderson County ATC  Henderson  N/A N/A N/A  
  Total Enrollments 1,591   14  1,605   
  Note: Miles are calculated as straight-line distance; not highway miles.  Kentucky Tech secondary schools, called Area Technology Centers (ATC), are operated by the Cabinet for Workforce Development. Other secondary schools are operated locally by public school districts. Secondary student enrollment is listed under Sec, and post-secondary student enrollment is listed under P/S.
Source:  KY Cabinet for Workforce Development; KY Dept. of Education.		  

 

  Training Resources  
  Bluegrass State Skills Corporation - The Bluegrass State Skills Corporation (BSSC) was established in 1984 by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky as an independent, de jure corporation to stimulate economic development through customized business and industry specific skills training programs.  The BSSC works with business and industry and Kentucky's educational institutions to establish programs of skills training.  The BSSC is attached to the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development for administrative purposes, in recognition of the relationship between economic development and skills training efforts.

The BSSC is comprised of two economic development tools, matching grants and recently authorized Skills Training Investment Tax Credit.  The BSSC grant program is available to new, expanding and existing business and industry.  Eligible training activities include pre-employment skills training and assessment; entry-level skills upgrade and occupational upgrade training; train-the-trainer travel; and capacity building.  The Skills Training Investment Credit Act provides credits to existing businesses for skills upgrade training.

Information on other customized training, assessment services and adult education services can be obtained by contacting the local economic development agency.