Lifelong Learning
Union County is known for it’s quality education and commitment to excellence. There is a wide range of educational opportunities, from early childhood to post secondary education. Union County was also a selected location for the Future Ready Iowa Summit in 2018. This Act will ensure that our youth know the steps they will need to take to be career ready on the timeline that works for them and their goals.
A crucial component of a thriving community is the ability to create and maintain a skilled workforce. To do this, we strive to have coordination between our business and education systems and public partners. The Work UC committee, a subcommittee of UCDA, invites you to work with us to help build relationships and partnerships to recruit, develop and sustain the best possible talent.
Career Academies
Career Academies offered through Southwestern Community College (SWCC) is a great way for area high school students to earn free college credit while still in high school.
Geared toward high school juniors and seniors, Career Academies are collections of courses focused around specific careers or areas of interest. Credits earned in academy courses count toward a student's high school diploma and their future college degree.
Learn about the Iowa Last-Dollar Scholarship.
Students are trained in areas of panel straightening, refinishing, structural and non-structural repair, plastics repair, welding, mechanical repairs, and estimating.
Early Childhood Education
Primary & Secondary Education Options
601 West Townline Street
Creston, Iowa 50801
641-782-2116
1211 N Poplar
Creston, Iowa 50801
641-782-0026
403 West Clark Street
Creston, Iowa 50801
641-782-7125