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Durham Tech has described its Lighthouse Data Access Project as part of a broader digital-transformation effort tied to its 2026-31 strategic plan. The college hopes better data systems can support completion, transfer and workforce-aligned pathways.
Why it matters in Durham
Information systems sound administrative, but errors or disconnected records can complicate student advising and access to help. Better data can inform decisions if it is accurate, secure and used responsibly. The public should expect transparency about benefits and data protections as a major campus system changes.
What Durham residents should watch
Follow Durham Tech's project updates for implementation progress. The plan describes intentions, not completed improvements in graduation rates.
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