A new economic impact study shows Mid-State Technical College delivers significant value to students, taxpayers and the central Wisconsin economy. The analysis, conducted by Lightcast, a leading provider of labor market data and economic impact studies, found a strong net-positive return on investment and long-term benefits across the Mid-State district. According to the study, Mid-State added $180 million in income to the economies of Adams, Portage and Wood counties during the 2023–24 analysis year and
American Legion Post #9 members would like to invite local community members to assist in the placement of American flags on the gravesites of veterans to honor and remember their sacrifices to our country, as part of the community's Memorial Day activities. American Legion members will meet on Friday, 15 May 2026, at the Pioneer Cemetery (4810 Townline Rd), and on Saturday, 16 May 2026, at both the Forest Hills Cemetery & Mausoleum (631 Spring St) and Calvary Cemetery (2311 Plover Rd) - all three
A new statewide survey shows growing confidence in Wisconsin’s technical colleges, with two-thirds of Wisconsin residents holding a favorable opinion of the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) and its colleges, including Mid-State Technical College. The results reinforce the role technical colleges play in delivering affordable, high-quality education aligned with workforce and employer needs across the state. The findings come from the Wisconsin Technical College System’s Statewide Public Perception
Mid-State Technical College is offering a new 63-credit AI Data Specialist associate of applied science degree this spring. The two-year program is shared with Waukesha County Technical College (WCTC), recognized for its AI expertise. Students will be able to complete the full program locally through a mix of online classes at WCTC and both in-person and online classes at Mid-State. AI data specialists transform complex information into solutions that help companies work smarter and use data responsibly
Mid-State Technical College’s fall 2025 graduates were recognized during the College’s biannual commencement ceremony on the Wisconsin Rapids Campus, Saturday, Dec. 13. Out of a class of 541 graduates across the College's campuses, over 150 crossed the stage to receive their diploma. “As you look back at your time here, I hope truly that you remember the moments that changed you,” said Mid-State President Dr. Shelly Mondeik in her address to the graduating class. “These are the moments that forged the