Affordable Education Innovation Paris Junior College has recently launched the Dragon Now program, providing free digital course materials to all students from day one. This focus on reducing textbook costs indicates an openness to digital learning solutions and potential partnerships in affordable educational technology.

Community Engagement The college actively participates in community events such as Back-2-School Bash and Creative Writing Awards, demonstrating a strong commitment to community outreach and local partnerships, which could open avenues for collaboration on community-based programs and local grants.

Strategic Grants and Funding Receiving a $125,000 grant from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to support developmental education indicates the college's focus on student success initiatives. This grants-focused approach suggests opportunities for sourcing targeted program funding or educational technology solutions aligned with student achievement.

Collaborative Programs Partnerships like the College Connect program with Clarksville High School showcase PJC’s interest in early college and dual credit initiatives. There is potential to explore partnerships in high school outreach, dual enrollment platforms, and college readiness tools.

Growth and Expansion With revenues estimated between $100M and $250M and a sizable employee base, PJC is positioned for strategic growth. Engaging with their administration on technology upgrades, innovative curriculum solutions, or student success initiatives could align with their expansion goals.