The Kooskia Technology Learning Center (KTLC) opened in July of 2002 as the result of a cooperative partnership between the City of Kooskia and Communities Creating Connections, Inc. 

A grant from the U.S. Department of Education provided the initial funding for the creation of two centers, one in Kooskia and the other in Elk City, Idaho. The grant was used for renovating the two sites, the purchase of equipment, staffing, program development and related operational expenses.

The KTLC offers 9 computer stations and high-speed Internet access to the general public at a minimal cost.

The Community Technology Learning Center's purpose is to provide educational opportunities and Internet access to all residents of the community, with special emphasis on job skill retraining, on-line high school and college courses, and computer skill training.

Lewis Clark State College offers Distance Learning and Adult Basic Education programs at the center. Literacy and GED course preparation is available in addition to on-line high school and college courses through the Lewis-Clark State College web site. Specialized programs for small business owners are being researched and developed. Courses in basic computer literacy, and computer application skills are available throughout the year. 

The hours of the center are Monday through Thursday 9:00am to 4:00pm and Saturday 9:00am to 2:00pm. The center is located at 26 Main Street, on the second floor of the Kooskia City Hall. Elevator access is available by using the side street entrance located near the library.