This spring, Smith鈥攁n LPN-to-RN Bridge student finishing up at 宅男福利社鈥攚as named the college鈥檚 Academic Excellence Award winner, a recognition that honors not just academic achievement, but determination and purpose. For Smith, the award represents something deeply personal.

鈥淚t鈥檚 validation that all the hard work I鈥檝e put in is seen,鈥� she said. 鈥淚t鈥檚 another check mark鈥攍ike, okay, I graduated. I did this.鈥�

A Long Road, Driven by Purpose

Smith鈥檚 journey at RCC began in 2008, when she first enrolled without a clear direction but with a strong desire to build a better future. Over the next 15 years, she would step in and out of the classroom鈥攂alancing work, family responsibilities, and life鈥檚 unpredictable challenges.

At times, those challenges forced her to pause her education. She recalls having to leave a program due to family health issues, including caring for her grandparents. But each time, she found her way back.

鈥淚t鈥檚 just one of those things鈥攚e did what we had to do, and I came back and applied again,鈥� she said.

Faculty who have worked closely with Smith say her persistence is what sets her apart. Despite setbacks, she has consistently returned to RCC 鈥渨ith renewed determination and a stronger sense of purpose,鈥� building a career step by step.

Smith鈥檚 path into healthcare started with a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) credential, followed by RCC鈥檚 Surgical Technology program, which she completed in 2018. Since then, she has worked as a surgical technologist and currently serves in labor and delivery鈥攁 role she describes as meaningful and fulfilling.

鈥淚 like what I do, but there鈥檚 always more,鈥� Smith said.

That desire to grow led her back once again鈥攖his time to pursue nursing. She enrolled in the LPN-to-RN Bridge program, and maintained a 3.67 GPA while balancing full-time work and personal responsibilities.

For her, nursing represents expanded opportunities to serve.

鈥淭here are different ways you can help people鈥攚hether it鈥檚 community-based, in the hospital, or in the OR,鈥� she said. 鈥淭here鈥檚 just so much you can do with it.鈥�

Finding Strength in Support

Throughout her journey, Smith credits RCC鈥檚 faculty and staff with helping her stay on course. From early guidance in career exploration to hands-on instruction in nursing, those connections made a difference.

鈥淭hey鈥檙e very good about explaining things,鈥� she said of her instructors. 鈥淵ou鈥檝e got people you can go to鈥攚hether it鈥檚 a clinical issue or something you just don鈥檛 understand.鈥�

She also appreciates the college鈥檚 close-knit community.

鈥淵ou鈥檙e a face鈥攜ou鈥檙e not just a number,鈥� Smith said. 鈥淵ou can get more one-on-one support here. I like the small-town feel.鈥�

That supportive environment helped her rebuild confidence and continue pursuing her goals鈥攕omething her nominator says has been key to her success.

Juggling coursework, work, and family life is no easy task, but Smith has developed strategies to stay focused. She sets weekly schedules, breaks study time into manageable segments, and builds in small resets to stay productive.

鈥淵ou have to make sure you can prioritize everything,鈥� she said.

Her approach reflects not only discipline, but self-awareness鈥攆inding what works and sticking with it.

Smith graduated May 15, but she doesn鈥檛 see this milestone as the end of her journey. If anything, it鈥檚 another beginning.

鈥淓very time I say I鈥檓 done, I come back,鈥� she said with a smile. 鈥淚鈥檒l definitely get my bachelor鈥檚鈥� and then we鈥檒l see what happens.鈥�

Her long-term goal remains rooted in service: making a difference in the lives of others through healthcare, one patient at a time.

If there鈥檚 one lesson Smith hopes others take from her story, it鈥檚 this: keep trying.

鈥淚t hurts you none to try,鈥� she said. 鈥淵ou may surprise yourself. And if you fail at one thing, it may lead you to something else.鈥�

It鈥檚 advice she has lived鈥攖hrough every challenge, every pause, and every return to the classroom.

Ready to Start Your Own Journey?

Jessica Smith鈥檚 story is proof that success doesn鈥檛 require a perfect path鈥攋ust the determination to keep moving forward.

Whether you鈥檙e starting fresh, changing careers, or returning to finish what you began, 宅男福利社 is here to support you every step of the way. Take the first step today鈥攅xplore programs, connect with advisors, and discover where your journey can lead. You can find us at , Admissions@RockinghamCC.edu, 336-342-4261 ext. 2333, or at the Whitcomb Student Center, 484 County Home Road, Wentworth.

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Palmer was named 宅男福利社鈥檚 Outstanding Student of the Year, an award presented annually to recognize exceptional achievement and character among the college鈥檚 graduates.

鈥淟aura鈥檚 story is not just about where she is headed professionally, but the strength, resilience and purpose she has carried every step of the way,鈥� said Kaytlin Raines, a member of RCC鈥檚 nursing faculty, who presented the award.

Palmer began her journey at RCC in the fall of 2023, entering the Nursing pathway by completing prerequisite coursework. She has now graduated with an Associate Degree in Nursing and is already stepping into her career.

She has accepted a direct-hire position in a women鈥檚 and children鈥檚 mother-baby unit, where she previously worked as a certified nursing assistant, positioning her to continue caring for families during some of life鈥檚 most important moments.

Throughout her time at RCC, Palmer balanced the demands of a rigorous academic program with work and family life, raising her sons while managing a challenging schedule. Faculty say she never allowed those responsibilities to limit her success.

鈥淚nstead, she met them with determination, humility and an unwavering commitment to her goal of becoming a nurse,鈥� Raines said.

In addition to completing her degree, Palmer is working toward becoming an international board-certified lactation consultant, reflecting her commitment to supporting mothers and newborns with specialized care.

Faculty describe Palmer as dependable, compassionate and intentional 鈥� a student who consistently went beyond expectations not for recognition, but because of her character. She earned the respect of her peers and the trust of her instructors while making a meaningful impact on patients during her training.

Palmer credits her faith as a foundation that helped guide her through challenges and keep her focused on her calling.

Looking ahead, she plans to continue her education by pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and hopes one day to return to RCC as a clinical instructor, helping to train the next generation of nurses.

鈥淭hat desire to give back reflects a full-circle commitment to the profession,鈥� Raines said.

During a brief and humble acceptance, Palmer admitted she had not prepared remarks, as she did not expect to receive the award. Instead, she expressed gratitude to those who supported her along the way.

鈥淚 couldn鈥檛 have done it without my friends鈥� and I couldn鈥檛 have done it without God,鈥� she said.

For RCC faculty, Palmer鈥檚 recognition represents more than academic excellence 鈥� it reflects her dedication, leadership and compassion.

鈥淵ou did it. You did it well, and we saw it,鈥� Raines said during the ceremony. 鈥淲e saw the late nights, the early mornings, the sacrifices and the perseverance when things were not easy.鈥�

As she begins her nursing career, college leaders say Palmer鈥檚 impact will extend far beyond the classroom.

Her journey, they say, is a powerful example of resilience 鈥� steady, consistent and deeply meaningful 鈥� and a reminder of the life-changing role nurses play in their communities.

For those inspired by Palmer鈥檚 journey, RCC provides pathways to begin or advance a career in nursing and other in-demand fields, visit /programs/programs-of-study/ to learn more.

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Across Rockingham County, countless lives will be touched by the Moore family鈥檚 enduring generosity 鈥� a commitment that began 25 years ago when Marilyn Moore first established a 宅男福利社 scholarship in memory of her husband, Walter.

What began as a $25,000 gift is now a $1 million Walter H. and Marilyn Moore Endowed Promise Scholarship for graduating high school students in Rockingham County to attend 宅男福利社 for free.

Now, as the family鈥檚 charitable remainder trust reaches its 10-year distribution point, brothers Chip, Bill and Bob Moore have chosen to honor their parents by expanding that original act of generosity into something far larger than originally envisioned.

The scholarship is open to any Rockingham County resident who meets the minimum GPA requirement of 2.0, a change the brothers feel will open doors for students who may believe college is out of reach. As Bill explained, many students with lower high-school GPAs assume college isn鈥檛 an option 鈥� but this scholarship gives them a real chance.

This new iteration marks an expansion of the original scholarship, which required students to be Reidsville residents with a higher GPA. Students graduating high school in 2027 may now enroll at RCC full- or part-time and pursue an associate degree, diploma, certificate, or short-term workforce credential.

A promise scholarship is a last-dollar award, which means students will first receive federal or state financial aid as well as RCC Foundation scholarships, and then the promise scholarship kicks in to cover remaining costs except for books and course-specific fees. A promise scholarship is open to students graduating from high school and enrolling at RCC to start fall classes just a few months later.

The gift isn鈥檛 just about access鈥攊t鈥檚 about persistence. Scholarship recipients will be expected to keep their grades up once enrolled, ensuring they remain focused and supported throughout their RCC journey.

鈥淲e hope the opportunities education provided our parents will now provide opportunities for RCC students,鈥� Bill said.

As part of the trust鈥檚 distribution, an additional $1 million will be directed to the Free Clinic of Rockingham County to provide dental care 鈥� another tribute to their father鈥檚 lifelong profession.

Only after understanding the impact of the gift itself does the full story of why it exists come into focus.

The Donors

They met as students in Reidsville City Schools and began dating in high school, where Walter played in three straight football championships and Marilyn was a cheerleader and valedictorian of her class. Both would go on to become educators themselves. Between college and dental school, Walter taught biology at Wentworth Elementary, while Marilyn taught French at Reidsville Senior High. Education wasn鈥檛 simply a value in their household 鈥� it was a way of life and a pathway to opportunity.

While Walter attended UNC-Chapel Hill and the UNC-Chapel Hill Dental School, Marilyn, a graduate of the Woman鈥檚 College (now UNC-Greensboro), worked as a secretary to a dean in the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine.

After dental school, Walter joined the Air Force so he could support his young family while gaining experience before opening his practice. The Moores raised their family in Reidsville and dedicated their lives to giving back to the community that shaped them.

Walter and Marilyn were charter members of Woodmont United Methodist Church.

Walter served as president of the Reidsville Jaycees, Reidsville United Way, and Reidsville Rotary, where he was a Paul Harris Fellow. He was chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Rockingham County Library, and served on the Board of Directors of the Annie Penn Hospital Foundation, UNC-Chapel Hill Education Foundation, and Mutual Savings and Loan, and on the Advisory Board of BB&T. He was a member of the Board of Visitors of the Lineberger Cancer Research Center.

Marilyn was awarded the UNC-G Distinguished Alumni Award and was a member of the Excellence Foundation. She was president of the Woodmont UMC Women of the Church, the Reidsville Jr. Service League, and the Down To Earth Garden Club. She served on the board of the Lineberger Cancer Foundation, and was a member of the N.C. Historical Book Club.

Over the next decade, Marilyn Moore continued to steward their charitable remainder trust, and after her passing in 2016, Chip and Bill took on the responsibility of managing the fund. With careful attention, the trust grew significantly 鈥� far beyond what their parents could have imagined.

Following Marilyn鈥檚 passing in 2016, Chip and Bill Moore continued stewarding the trust. With thoughtful management, it grew far beyond what their parents could have imagined 鈥� culminating in today鈥檚 transformational commitment.

While the Moore brothers are modest about their role, they are determined that every eligible student knows help is available. In their parents, they saw humility, hard work, and a quiet commitment to doing things 鈥渢he way you’re supposed to do them.鈥� They remember their father鈥檚 sayings, especially one Chip believes every young person should hear: 鈥淪pend less than you earn.鈥�

From those simple, grounding values, the Moore family crafted a legacy that will shape Rockingham County for generations 鈥� a scholarship born from grief, built on gratitude, and expanded through love and stewardship will now open doors for countless students 鈥� just as Walter and Marilyn Moore would have wanted.

To apply for the scholarship, contact RCC’s Financial Aid team at 336-342-4261 ext. 2203 or RCCFinancial_Aid@rockinghamcc.edu.

If you’re interested in establishing a scholarship at 宅男福利社, contact RCC Foundation Executive Director Paul Farrar at 336-342-4261 ext. 2201 or farrarp2869@rockinghamcc.edu.

~Story by Gerri Hunt, RCC Director of Public Information

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JUNE 2026

REA Due

The Required Enrollment Assignment is due for students enrolled in the first 8-week summer term, which runs May 28-July 21.

• When: Tuesday, June 2, 2026
• Who: Students who just started their 4-week session this week

Recreational Soccer League

The NCRT Rush Triad Soccer League will play.

• When: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, 6:30-8 p.m., June 6-July 25, 2026

First 4-Week Summer Session Ends

Summer classes end for the first 4-week term that started May 28.

• When: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
• Who: Summer students

Second 4-Week Summer Session Begins

Summer classes begin, for a 4-week term that runs until July 21.

• When: Wednesday, June 24, 2026
• Who: Summer students

REA Due

The Required Enrollment Assignment is due for students enrolled in the second 4-week summer session, which runs June 24-July 21.

• When: Tuesday, June 25, 2026
• Who: Students who just started their 4-week session this week

CMA/Phlebotomy Pinning Ceremony

Students graduating from the Certified Medical Assistant and Phlebotomy programs will receive pins.

• When: Sunday, June 28, 2026 from 2-3 p.m.
• Where: ADT auditorium, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Invitation only

Nurse Aide Pinning Ceremony

Students graduating from the Nurse Aide program will receive pins.

• When: Sunday, June 28, 2026 from 4-5 p.m.
• Where: ADT auditorium, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Invitation only

JULY 2026

July 4th Holiday

Campus is closed for the July 4th holiday.

• When: Thursday and Friday, July 2-3, 2026

GED Graduation

Graduation for Career and College Readiness students who have earned their High School Equivalency Diplomas (GEDs).

• When: Thursday, July 9, 2026 from 10 a.m.-noon
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, 184 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: CCR students and their guests

Graduation Applications Due

This is the last day for students who will finish this summer and earn a certificate, diploma or associate degree to fill out their graduation applications. These students were invited to participate in the annual graduation ceremony in May 2026.

• When: Friday, July 17, 2026
• Who: Students earning a certificate, diploma or associate degree this summer

RCC Volleyball Youth Camp

Middle school and high school Volleyball Camp that will help spread some volleyball knowledge to local youth players, and raise money for the RCC Volleyball team.

• When: Monday-Wednesday, July 20-22, 2026 from 5-8:30 p.m.
• Who: Students earning a certificate, diploma or associate degree this summer
• Where: Robert Keys Gymnasium

RCC Board of Trustees

The 宅男福利社 Board of Trustees will hold its regularly scheduled bi-monthly meeting. The agenda is posted online prior to the meeting, in the News section of the website.

• When: Tuesday, July 21, 2026 starting at 3 p.m.
• Where: Gwyn Boardroom in the Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: Trustees, President鈥檚 Cabinet, and the public

Healthcare and Education Leaders Roundtables

The Reidsville Area Foundation is hosting this event, which is a follow-up conversation to its Community Report release.

• When: Tuesday, July 21, 2026. Healthcare Leaders Roundtable from 2-4 p.m. and Education Leaders Roundtable from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
• Where: Owens Health Sciences Building Common Area, 562 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Invitation Only

Healthcare and Education Leaders Roundtables

The Reidsville Area Foundation is hosting this event, with keynote speaker from the Harwood Institute.

• When: Wednesday, July 22, 2026, 5-9 p.m.
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, 184 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: TBA

Summer Sessions End

Summer classes end for the 8-week term that started May 28 and the second 4-week term that started June 24.

• When: Tuesday, July 21, 2026
• Who: Summer students

Faculty Work Days (9+3)

• When: Wednesday-Thursday, July 22-23, 2026

AUGUST 2026

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the Fall semester are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Monday, Aug. 3, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Fall 2026 students

Faculty Break

• When: Monday-Friday, Aug. 3-7, 2026

RockATOP Signing Ceremony

The RockATOP Apprentice Signing Ceremony showcases students being accepted into the program.

Local high school juniors and seniors participate in the Rockingham Apprenticeship and Technical Opportunities Program (RockATOP), a collaborative effort among 宅男福利社, Rockingham County Schools, and local business and industry.

Students take RCC classes 鈥� with tuition, books and fees covered 鈥� and also gain skills as they work as a paid apprentice. Graduates earn an associate degree from RCC and may have the option to transfer those credits to a four-year university to earn a bachelor鈥檚 degree once they finish the apprenticeship program. Many students stay on as an employee with the company with which they apprenticed.

• When: Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026, from 4-9:30 p.m.
• Where: ADT auditorium, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Apprentices, their guests, industry representatives, and community members

Summer Send-Off for NC State

This is a celebration to send off our transfer students who will be attending NC State .

• When: Thursday, Aug. 6 from 6-8 p.m.
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, 184 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: RCC students headed to NC State

Faculty Work Days

• When: Monday-Friday, Aug. 10-14, 2026

Convocation

Annual welcome-back event for RCC faculty and staff

• When: Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026, all day
• Where: Campus
• Who: RCC Faculty and staff

Fall Semester Begins

Fall classes begin, for the traditional 16-week term that runs until Dec. 14, and an 8-week term that runs until Oct. 9.

• When: Monday, Aug. 17, 2026
• Who: Fall students

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the Fall semester’s 14-week session are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Fall 2026 students taking 14-week classes

Fall Semester Begins for 14-week term

Fall classes begin, for the late-start 14-week term that runs until Dec. 14.

• When: Monday, Aug. 31, 2026
• Who: Fall students

SEPTEMBER 2026

Payment Plan Installment Due

Fall students on Payment Plan A have their installment #2 due today.

• When: Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026
• Who: Fall students on a payment plan

Labor Day Holiday

Campus is closed for Labor Day.

• When: Monday, Sept. 7, 2026

Partnering for Progress

This is an initiative aimed at strengthening the collective efforts to support students and families across Rockingham County. The meeting is open to local businesses, community organizations, and employer partners, as everyone works together to build a stronger workforce pipeline and to ensure that every student has access to the resources they need聽for聽education and career success.

• When: Friday, Sept. 2026 from 1:30-3 p.m.
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, 184 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: Open to the Public

Political Candidates Forum

A Political Candidates Forum, sponsored by the Eden, Reidsville, and Western Rockingham Chambers of Commerce.

• When: Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 from 6-9 p.m.
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, Corporate Meeting Space
• Who: Open to the Public

OCTOBER 2026

Carolina College Tour

The Carolina College Tour 2026 will bring representatives from 40 colleges and universities to the RCC campus.

The Carolinas Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (CACRAO) arranges these tours across North and South Carolina each year.

• When: Friday, Oct. 2, 2026 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
• Where: Whitcomb Student Center Activity Room, 484 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: All high school seniors are invited
• Info: https://www.cacrao.org/

Payment Plan Installment Due

Fall students on Payment Plan A have their installment #3 due today, and students on Payment Plan B have their installment #2 due today.

• When: Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026
• Who: Fall students on a payment plan

Fall 1st 8-Week Session Ends

Fall classes end for the 8-week term that started Aug. 17.

• When: Friday, Oct. 9, 2026
• Who: Fall students in the first 8-week session

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the 2nd 8-week session are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Fall 2026 students taking 2nd 8-week session classes

Fall Break

Fall break for faculty and curriculum students. Campus is open with staff working, and Continuing Education courses are in session.

• When: Monday-Tuesday, Oct. 12-13, 2026
• Who: Faculty and Fall curriculum students

Fall Second 8-Week Session Starts

Fall classes start for the 8-week term that runs Oct. 9-Dec. 14.

• When: Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026
• Who: Fall students in the second 8-week session

Graduation Applications Due

This is the last day for students who will finish this fall and earn a certificate, diploma or associate degree to fill out their graduation applications. These students are invited to participate in the annual graduation ceremony in May 2027.

• When: Friday, Oct. 30, 2026
• Who: Students earning a certificate, diploma or associate degree this Fall

NOVEMBER 2026

Payment Plan Installment Due

Fall students on Payment Plan A have their installment #4 due today, and students on Payment Plan B have their installment #3 due today.

• When: Monday, Nov. 2, 2026
• Who: Fall students on a payment plan

Spring/Summer Registration Opens

New and current students can start registering for Spring and Summer 2027 classes. Apply at /admissions-aid/apply/ or by calling Admissions at 336-342-4261 ext. 2333.

• When: Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026 starting at 8 a.m.

Sole Purpose

Ancora Compassionate Care CEO Lynn Flanagan, will walk on a treadmill for 12 hours – to raise funds and awareness about the services Ancora provides. The community is invited to join in. For a $25 donation, individuals may walk on one of the treadmills in honor or memory of a friend or loved one. During the live streamed event, Lynn will have “walking interviews” with community leaders as well as Ancora staff members.

• When: Nov. 4 from 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
• Where: Fitness room inside RCC鈥檚 Keys Gymnasium, 558 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Open to the public

Thanksgiving Holidays

Campus is closed for the Thanksgiving Holidays.

• When: Thursday and Friday, Nov. 26-27, 2026

DECEMBER 2026

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the Spring semester are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Spring 2027 students

Beekeepers Assocation

The Rockingham County Beekeepers Association will hold its monthly meeting, featuring Bob Binnie, owner of Blue Ridge Honey Company of Georgia, who has decades of experience in beekeeping and is a speaker at many state-level and regional conferences.

• When: Dec. 3, 2026 from 6-9 p.m.
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, Corporate Meeting Space
• Who: Rockingham County Beekeepers Association

VFD Stew and BBQ Cook-off

Rockingham County Volunteer Fire Departments will set up tents to cook stew or barbecue. More information will be available at a later date.

• When: Dec. 5, 2026 from 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Where: ADT building parking lot, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Open to the public

Fall Semester Ends

Fall classes end.

• When: Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2026
• Who: Fall students

Faculty Work Days

• When: Tuesday-Friday, Dec. 15-18, 2026

Winter Break

Campus is closed for Winter Break. Online services are still available, including applying for Spring semester and making a payment for Spring Semester.

• When: Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2026 through Friday, Jan. 1, 2027

UPCOMING EVENTS IN 2027

Winter Break Ends

Campus reopens following Winter Break.

• When: Monday, Jan. 4, 2027

Fine Arts Festival

The 83rd annual Fine Arts Festival showcases the talents of artists and craftspeople who live, work, go to school in Rockingham County, or have significant ties to the county. Specific dates and times of when art may be dropped off, the awards ceremony, and when the show is open to the public will be announced at a later date.

• When: Early April, 2027
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, 184 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: Open to the Public

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President鈥檚 List

Benson 鈥� Jorge Cardenas
Browns Summit 鈥� John Pulliam
Burlington 鈥� Abbigail Clayton; Kadriane Slade
Carthage 鈥� Joseph Patterson
Eden 鈥� Loredana Boles; Austin Bullins; Donna Cass; Clarissa Craddock; Autumn Dalton; Addison Darnell; Alyssa Harris; Brook Hodges; Laken Jones; Dylan Moore; Luz Osuna Delgado; Claudia Raiford; Estela Vargas
Fayetteville 鈥� Kori Magee
Greensboro 鈥� McKenzie Blum; Kia Diggs; Nichole Heintz; Sean Kellogg; Meagan Lee;
Kernersville 鈥� Mackenzie Yontz
Lawsonville 鈥� Halle Whicker
Madison 鈥� Brittany Beck; Adam Erwin; Christine Frye; Griffin Hardy; Hallie Martin; Natalie Morris; Wendy Wray; Selena Zenquis;
Mayodan 鈥� Jackson Jones
McLeansville 鈥� Gina May

Pelham 鈥� Justin Haizlip; Sydney Stansberry
Pine Hall 鈥� Lexie Knight
Randleman 鈥� Leia Wood
Reidsville 鈥� Eric Blackstock; Emily Bolden; Farrah Bray; Olivia Butler; Samantha Cavalier; Colin Daniels; Tate Dawson; Masharia Dickerson; Deandria Flacks; Rosa Gutierrez; Tabitha Jeffreys; Jennifer Lopez; Chloe McCann; Nyshia Morris; Elizabeth Ragland; Blanca Rangel; Nathaniel Rickman; Aiden Self; Jacob Sharpe; Joshua Shotwell; Ashlyn Slade; Jessica Smith; Abigail Talbert; Hayden Templeton; Megan Terrell; Kaylen Thompson; Leah Tribble; Chloe Vernon; Madelynn Visaya; Nicole Wall; Holly Warner; Bo Wiley; Cristian Yamaguchi
Ruffin 鈥� Rebecca Long; Brandon Walker
Stokesdale 鈥� Kaylee Forsell; Laura Lacerenza; Gavin Lambeth; Ashley Rodriguez
Stoneville 鈥� Mary Andrade; Natasha Blankenship; Linda Tindall
Summerfield 鈥� Jenna Abou-Samra; Drake Butler; Emma Smith; Clay Williams
Walnut Cove 鈥� Summer Knight; MacKenzie Rose
Westfield 鈥� Noel McHone
Winston-Salem 鈥� Rubi Cisneros

Danville, VA 鈥� Kenisha Hubbard

Martinsville, VA 鈥� Hannah Vaughn

Gainesville, GA 鈥� Joseph Gurr

Dean鈥檚 List

Browns Summit 鈥� Ryan Boromisa; Enyssia Ramirez
Charlotte 鈥� Connor Frey
Eden 鈥� Jessica Aguirre; Michelle Ames; Kira Ashton; Elijah Cobb; Ryan Coughlin; Masie Craig; Ridge Dillard; Micah Gaspar; Natalie Gee; Kierra Gertz; Samantha Hall; Christopher Hundley; Zoe Kyle-Watkins; Jayden Martin; Kimberly Meza Hernandez; Connor Morgan; Taylor Nixon; Gabriel Omeara; Lilly Owens; Jaimie Patterson; Bishnu Prasad; Cierra Sexton; Bella Shearer; Carmella Sutton; Tyler Thompson; Heather Travis; Sarah Vernon; Zavier Watlington; Mattie Wright; Alexis Young
Greensboro 鈥� Elisha Williams  
Harrisburg 鈥� Trey Watts
Indian Trail 鈥� Ryan Barnhardt
Jamestown 鈥� Alexis Carrington
Lawsonville 鈥� Savannah Branscome  
Madison 鈥� Emily Bradford; Steven Britt; Tanya Knight; Traci Marshall; Erin Rakestraw; Caleb Slaughter
Mayodan 鈥� Samuel Felts; Lori Hall; Samuel Lancaster; Antonio Nunez
Pelham 鈥� Aiden Beers; Elisabeth Blackwell
Pleasant Garden 鈥� Nicholas Nelson

Reidsville 鈥� Lindsey Beedham; Landis Behe; Jalynn Blakeney; Rosalie Bonnett; Emma Dallas; Iliana Granger; Caleigh Griffith; Cordae Griggs; Taylor Huskey; Joanna Hutchens; Kobie Inge; Paul Jacobs; Cynthia Jaramillo; Alexa Javier Diaz; Jackson Jones; Timothy Marsh; Seth Massey; Roberta Murphy; Maria Oquendo; Shikha Patel; Autumn Robinson; Latoyia Smith; Franklin Spangler; David Springs; Grace Standley; William Stiles; Cooper Strader; Hunter Thomas; Pablo Vallejo; Cassidy Wheeler; Taleigh Wilkerson; Amber Workman; Kaitlyn Wright
Ruffin 鈥� Lillian Cardwell; Isaac Crawford; Eva Farris; Brian Hogancamp; Gracen Long; Ariel Pyron; Jennifer Lyn Strickland聽
Statesville 鈥� Eli Josey; Dontae Olson
Stokesdale 鈥� Kendall Bateman; Harry Livett; Oskar Livett; Claudia Lopez Martinez; Thomas Mackenzie; Dominick Martinez; Hunter Smith

Stoneville 鈥� Daniel Bruins; Daniela Lopez Rocha; Samantha Martin; Leslie Ramirez Pena
Summerfield 鈥� Urgyen Gurung; Colbey Lunsford; Joey Pedraza; Hayley Turner;
Walnut Cove 鈥� Creslyn Powell
Weaverville 鈥� Emma Lambert
Whitsett 鈥� Anna Pritts

Keeling, VA 鈥� Austin Pritchett

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The May graduates are:

ASHEBORO

Alicia Blanno-Martinez 鈥� Degree Nursing Degree

BENSON

Jorge Cardenas 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

BOONVILLE

Amanda Hutchens 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

BROWNS SUMMIT

Ryan Boromisa 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology  鈥� Electrical Wiring Certificate

Ella Patterson 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

John Pulliam 鈥� Business Administration Certificate

Ben Ratley 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Jordan Stanley 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Josie Williams 鈥� Business Administration Degree

BURLINGTON

Abbigail Clayton 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Kimberley Miles 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Deanna Pruitt-Johnson 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Kadriane Slade 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Sabrina Stephenson 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

BUTNER

Davina Legrande 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

CARTHAGE

Joseph Patterson 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

EDEN

Aissa Abdou 鈥� Cosmetology Degree

Michelle Ames 鈥� Medical Office Administration Billing & Coding Certificate; Medical Office Professional Certificate; Medical Auditing Certificate

Elizabeth Bailey 鈥� Business Administration Certificate

Ephram Biggs 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology  鈥� Electrical Wiring Certificate

Skylar Biggs 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Loredana Boles 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Brittanie Brown 鈥� Early Childhood Education-Career Track Degree; Early Childhood Education Administration Certificate

Angeline Calderon 鈥� Medical Office Administration Degree; Billing & Coding Certificate

Jonathan Calderon 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Chayia Callands 鈥� Medical Office Administration Medical Office Professional Certificate; Early Childhood Education Childcare Profession Certificate

Donna Cass 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Tyler Cassell 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Abigail Caudle 鈥� Business Administration Degree

Keighan Collins 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Masie Craig 鈥� Early Childhood Education Childcare Profession Certificate

Addison Darnell 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Morgan Darst 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Brandi Dillard 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Ridge Dillard 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Franklin Dix 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Brittany Ellison 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Justin Fuentes 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Certificate

Kierra Gertz 鈥� Business Administration Degree

Grace Giles 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Zachary Grogan 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Alyssa Harris 鈥� Early Childhood Education Childcare Profession Certificate

Wesley Hill 鈥� Information Technology Cybersecurity Certificate

Jordan Hodges 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Kaleb Howell 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Rylan Isley 鈥� Computer Integrated Machining Certificate

Baileigh Joyce 鈥� Cosmetology Certificate

Zoe Kyle-Watkins 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Graham Latham 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Alyssa Lee 鈥� Business Administration Degree

Kimberly Meza Hernandez 鈥� Cosmetology Degree

Dylan Moore 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Tori Murphy 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Gabriel Omeara Mechatronics Engineering Technology Degree

Carlos Ortiz 鈥� Welding Technology Diploma

Jacob Osuna 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Jaimie Patterson 鈥� Medical Office Administration Billing & Coding Certificate; Medical Office Professional Certificate; Medical Auditing Certificate

Abigail Pearson 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Kayley Perdue 鈥� Medical Office Administration Med Office Professional Certificate

Caysey Petty 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Willem Pyrtle 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Claudia Raiford 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Jason Ramey 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Braden Richardson 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Electrical Wiring Certificate

Ana Rios 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Hector Rivera 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Electrical Wiring Certificate

Muhammed Saidy 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Sanaj Strickland 鈥� Information Technology Cybersecurity Certificate

Hannah Tauraso 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Peter Thompson 鈥� Information Technology Degree; Cybersecurity Certificate

Keyona Tinsley 鈥� Early Childhood Education-Career Track Degree; Early Childhood Education Administration Certificate

Peri Varona 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Electrical Wiring Certificate

Cynthia Velasquez-Flores 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Cyler Vincent 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Emma Wilson 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Samurai Wilson 鈥� Welding Technology Diploma

Shamia Wilson 鈥� Medical Office Administration-Billing & Coding Certificate

Mattie Wright 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Lauren Yates 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

ELIZABETH CITY

Mikyla Quintero 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

ELON

Danielle Weiker 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

FAYETTEVILLE

Kori Magee 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

GOLDSBORO

Kontina Edwards-Obino 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

GRAHAM

Lakeithea Vaughn 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

GREENSBORO

Amber Benford 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Sagaria Burch 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Masiah Davies 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Kia Diggs 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Shawna Grier-Smith 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Albert Johnson 鈥� Information Technology Cybersecurity Certificate; Web Technologies Certificate

Sean Kellogg 鈥� Emergency Medical Science Bridging Degree

Meagan Lee 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Beverly Love 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Tiffany Martin 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Taylor Mitchell 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Bonnie Raines 鈥� Medical Office Administration Med Office Professional Certificate

Kanecia Rorie 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Leandre Sharp 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Jodanya Smith 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Erin Strickland 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

HENDERSONVILLE

Emma-Leigh Lambert 鈥� Medical Office Administration Med Office Professional Certificate

HIGH POINT

Katherine Perez 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

KERNERSVILLE

Camen Mizelle 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Certificate

LEXINGTON

Silas Kennedy 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

LILLINGTON

Delane O’Brien 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

MADISON

Brittany Beck 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Wesley Bowman 鈥� Mechatronics Engineering Technology Degree

Sherry Doolin 鈥� Medical Office Administration Med Office Professional Certificate

Andrew Duncan 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Sean Garner 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Jennifer Griffin 鈥� Associate in Arts in Teacher Preparation Degree

Krystian Hale 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Griffin Hardy 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Lacy Hester 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Garyson Huntsberry 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Alyssa Jackson 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Tanya Knight 鈥� Medical Office Administration-Billing & Coding Certificate

Tanya Knight 鈥� Medical Office Administration Medical Auditing Certificate

Tyler Lambert 鈥� Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Basics Certificate

Jordan Maletich 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Alyssa Martin 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Laura Palmer 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Hannah Palomeque 鈥� Information Technology Degree; Cybersecurity Certificate; Web Technologies Certificate

Bryce Russell 鈥� Medical Office Administration-Billing & Coding Certificate

Sonya Russell 鈥� Medical Office Administration-Billing & Coding Certificate

Victoria Shinn 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Saniyah Simpson 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Caleb Slaughter 鈥� Mechatronics Engineering Technology Degree

Leah Smoot 鈥� Medical Office Administration-Billing & Coding Certificate

Jenna Spencer 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

James Steele 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Taylor Thornton 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Electrical Wiring Certificate; Electrical Systems Technology Diploma

Jesse Tucker 鈥� Business Administration Certificate

Owen Van de Klashorst 鈥� Information Technology A+ Essentials Certificate

Ashton Wall 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Wendy Wray 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

MAYODAN

Tyson Barnette 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Krestlynn Craig  鈥� Criminal Justice Technology Certificate

Jackson Jones 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Electrical Wiring Certificate

Samuel Lancaster 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Electrical Wiring Certificate

Drew Lawson 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Colin Mitchell 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Certificate

Holly Moore 鈥� Business Administration Degree

Owen Richardson 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Logan Rowland 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Mary Wilkie 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

McLEANSVILLE

Lindsay Frazier 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Gina May 鈥� Medical Office Administration Medical Office Professional Certificate; Office Administration Certificate

MEBANE

Adeyemi Ajibade 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

MILTON

Vicky Connally 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

OAK RIDGE

Linda Lucas 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

PELHAM

Elisabeth Blackwell 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Gwendolyn Goad 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Destiny Grimsley 鈥� Business Administration Certificate

Christie Slade-Saunders 鈥� Medical Office Administration Degree; Billing & Coding Certificate; Medical Auditing Certificate

PINE HALL

Christine Frye 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Lexie Knight 鈥� Medical Office Administration Degree; Billing & Coding Certificate; Medical Office Professional Certificate; Medical Auditing Certificate

PLEASANT GARDEN

Nicholas Nelson 鈥� Emergency Medical Science Bridging Degree

REIDSVILLE

Briyana Alston 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Matthew Altizer 鈥� Information Technology Degree; Cybersecurity Certificate; Web Technologies Certificate

Kaylee Bautista 鈥� Accounting and Finance Degree

Jeffrey Bean 鈥� Computer Integrated Machining Certificate

Zachary Belcher 鈥� Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Basics Certificate

Jalynn Blakeney 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Eli Blatchley 鈥� Computer Integrated Machining Certificate

Haley Boaz 鈥� Business Administration Certificate

Chelsea Boler 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Hannah Boyd 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Lacie Carter 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Luke Carter 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Samantha Cavalier 鈥� Criminal Justice Technology Degree

Hannah Cody 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Cole Conner 鈥� Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Basics Certificate

Oreal Cornwell 鈥� Early Childhood Education Administration Certificate

Imari Courts 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Emma Dallas 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Anna Dalton 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Tate Dawson 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Nathan Eastwood 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Payten Edwards 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Yuridia Garcia Mendoza 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Jean Glenn 鈥� Criminal Justice Technology Degree

Jayden Goodman 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Ella Green 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Caleigh Griffith 鈥� Early Childhood Education-Career Track Degree; Early Childhood Education Administration Certificate

Rosa Gutierrez 鈥� Associate in Science Degree; Criminal Justice Technology Generalist Certificate

Maria Gutierrez Bucio 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Sarah Hall 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Zayliyn Hampton 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Carley Harrell 鈥� Medical Office Administration Billing & Coding Certificate; Medical Auditing Certificate

Takia Hayes 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Shaylyn Hernandez 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Meagan Hodges 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Paul Jacobs 鈥� Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Basics Certificate

Alexa Javier Diaz 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology  鈥� Electrical Wiring Certificate

Tabitha Jeffreys 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Jackson Jones    Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Basics Certificate

Thomas Kelly 鈥� Computer-Integrated Machining Degree

Brittany Kernodle 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Charlotte Kota 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Dakeen Lee 鈥� Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Basics Certificate

Yameshia Lee 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

Jerry Lowe 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Christopher Lytle 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Amya McKinley 鈥� Early Childhood Education Childcare Profession Certificate

Hunter Miller 鈥� Welding Technology Diploma

Morticia Miller 鈥� Early Childhood Education Administration Certificate

Lauren Montgomery 鈥� Medical Office Administration Degree

Natalia Mora Cervantes 鈥� Accounting and Finance Payroll Accounting Certificate

Kamrie Morris 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Nyshia Morris 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree; Criminal Justice Technology Generalist Certificate

Roberta Murphy 鈥� Early Childhood Education Childcare Profession Certificate

Holly Neas 鈥� Criminal Justice Technology Certificate

Kayla Norman 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Jordan Nuckles 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Maria Oquendo 鈥� Early Childhood Education Childcare Profession Certificate

Valeria Orejel 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Angela Orozco-Guillen 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Joseph Page 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Alexander Penaloza 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Certificate

Joseph Pires 鈥� Accounting and Finance Payroll Accounting Certificate

Elizabeth Ragland 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Blanca Rangel 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Dave Reyes Ruiz 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Nathaniel Rickman 鈥� Information Technology Web Technologies Certificate

Reagan Riddle 鈥� Medical Office Administration Medical Office Professional Certificate; Office Administration Certificate

Bryant Rodriguez 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Layla Ross 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Antonio Salgado 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Gabrielle Samuels 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

William Slayton 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Jessica Smith 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Riordan Smith 鈥� Mechatronics Engineering Technology Degree

Hudson Stanley 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Certificate

Cooper Strader 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Alana Stubblefield 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Abigail Talbert 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Megan Terrell 鈥� Business Administration Degree; Accounting and Finance Degree; Accounting and Finance Certificate

Hunter Thomas 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Luke Travis 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Hazael Tzun 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Chloe Vernon 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Carly Vessenmeyer 鈥� Business Administration Certificate

Madelynn Visaya 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Cole Walker 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Amber Williams 鈥� Information Technology Web Technologies Certificate

Makenzi Willis 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Macalister Wilmouth 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Makenzie Wilson 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Alexis Witt 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Amber Workman 鈥� Accounting and Finance Degree; Payroll Accounting Certificate; Tax Preparation Certificate

Cristian Yamaguchi 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Elizabeth Puckett 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

RUFFIN

Laurel-Ann Attaway 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Chase Green 鈥� Criminal Justice Technology Certificate

Ta’liya Hollimon 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Jessica Mitchell 鈥� Medical Office Administration Degree; Billing & Coding Certificate; Medical Auditing Certificate

Creslyn Powell 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Holden Stephens 鈥� Welding Technology Diploma

Jennifer Strickland 鈥� Medical Office Administration Billing & Coding Certificate; Medical Office Professional Certificate; Office Administration Certificate; Medical Auditing Certificate

SANDY RIDGE

Cesar Chavez 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Sarah Martin Abad 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

STOKESDALE

Kendall Bateman 鈥� Business Administration Degree

Jonathan Guzman 鈥� Welding Technology Diploma

Laura Lacerenza 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Nathan Lemons 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Harry Livett 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Oskar Livett 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Claudia Lopez Martinez 鈥� Cosmetology Certificate

Dominick Martinez 鈥� Criminal Justice Technology Degree

Caitlin Pritchett 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Grayson Shelton 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Certificate

SUMMERFIELD

Brian Aguirre Mungaray 鈥� Computer-Integrated Machining Degree

Camelle Beacham 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Natasha Blankenship 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Elia Brown 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Daniel Bruins 鈥� Information Technology Web Technologies Certificate

Katie Gonzalez 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Jaxson Hall 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Garrett Heath 鈥� Welding Technology Certificate

Ingram Jansen 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Diploma

Hunter Kallam 鈥� Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Basics Certificate

Heaven Lane 鈥� Business Administration Degree; Business Administration Certificate

Sandra Leyva 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Electrical Wiring Certificate

Samantha Littrell 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Jessica Michalski 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Joshua Newell 鈥� Business Administration Degree

Juan Ramirez 鈥� Information Technology Web Technologies Certificate

Leslie Ramirez Pena 鈥� Cosmetology Degree

Isabella Silvarrey 鈥� Information Technology Web Technologies Certificate

David Simmons 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology  鈥� Electrical Wiring Certificate

Antonio Uribe Jimenez 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Diploma

Celia Velasquez 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

SUMMERFIELD

Jenna Abou-Samra 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

Matthew Abrahamsen 鈥� Information Technology Web Technologies Certificate

Misty Atkins 鈥� Medical Office Administration Med Office Professional Certificate

Ashlynn Brewer 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Gavin Burdette 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Drake Butler 鈥� Emergency Medical Science Bridging Degree

Abigail  鈥� Early 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

Colbey Lunsford 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

Zander Martin 鈥� Electrical Systems Technology Electrical Wiring Certificate; Electrical Systems Technology Diploma

Joey Pedraza 鈥� Information Technology Web Technologies Certificate

THOMASVILLE

Kaci Turbeville 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

TRINITY

Amber Breese 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

WALKERTOWN

Aidan Sullivan 鈥� Associate in Arts Degree

WALNUT COVE

MacKenzie Rose 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Allison Shelton 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

WINSTON SALEM

Robin Glenn 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Starlett Jeffries 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

YANCEYVILLE

Abigail Smith 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing Degree

GAINESVILLE, GA

Joseph Gurr 鈥� Business Administration Degree

DANVILLE, VA

Terri Bradshaw 鈥� Associate Degree Nursing LPN to ADN Degree

Kenisha Hubbard 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

Alexis Meadows 鈥� Surgical Technology Degree

MARTINSVILLE, VA

Hannah Vaughn 鈥� Respiratory Therapy Degree

NOT DISCLOSED

Bryan Rothrock 鈥� Computer Integrated Machining Certificate

Colton Steiner 鈥� Associate in Science Degree

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For Allegra Simpson, flexibility isn鈥檛 just a convenience 鈥� it鈥檚 what makes college possible.

And the quarter-cent sales tax passed by Rockingham County voters in 2018 is what has made flexible college classes possible.

At 27, Simpson is a full-time employee, a single mother to a three-year-old daughter, and a Criminal Justice student at 宅男福利社. She dropped out of school in 11th grade, and after earning her GED at RCC, she decided to keep moving forward, even though she wasn鈥檛 sure how traditional college classes would fit into her already full life.

鈥淚 didn鈥檛 know what college was going to look like,鈥� Simpson said. 鈥淚 didn鈥檛 know if I鈥檇 have to be in a classroom all day, every day. With working full time and raising my daughter, I didn鈥檛 think that was something I could realistically do.鈥�

That changed when she learned about HyFlex courses 鈥� classes designed to let students attend in person, join live online, or watch later on their own time. Simpson enrolled in a Criminology course taught by Valerie Bowers, program coordinator and faculty member for RCC鈥檚 Criminal Justice program.

HyFlex courses were made available through the creation of Zoom Rooms, with technology added to classrooms that allows students in the room and students online to participate together in real time.

Three classrooms were upgraded with this equipment 鈥� one in the Advanced Technologies building, and two in the Jerry Owens Health Sciences building.

The overall project cost about $115,000, which was covered by revenue from a quarter-cent sales tax that benefits 宅男福利社 鈥� and is just one of many projects on campus that have increased the capabilities of students to learn and instructors to teach. This particular project helps students learn even if they cannot attend class on campus in person.

鈥淎s I鈥檓 teaching live with students in the classroom, I also have students online who are interacting with us at the same time,鈥� Bowers explained. 鈥淚f students are working and can鈥檛 attend live, they can go back later and participate that way, too. It really helps students who have different careers and responsibilities but still want that live back-and-forth conversation.鈥�

For Simpson, that flexibility has been essential. Some days she logs in live and follows along from home. Other days, when work is busy or her daughter needs more attention, she watches the class later 鈥� often late at night or early in the morning while her daughter is sleeping.

鈥淪ometimes it鈥檚 2 or 3 in the morning when I finally have time,鈥� she said. 鈥淚 can pause, rewind, and really understand what I missed. I like that I don鈥檛 have to choose between being a parent, keeping my job, and staying in school.鈥�

Even when she鈥檚 not physically in the classroom, Simpson says the experience still feels personal. Bowers regularly calls on online students, incorporates them into discussions, and uses shared virtual whiteboards so students can participate regardless of how they鈥檙e attending.

鈥淲e鈥檙e all doing the same activities,鈥� Bowers said. 鈥淪tudents in the classroom and students online are engaging in the same discussions, using the same tools, and contributing together. They鈥檙e getting the information in multiple modalities, but they鈥檙e still having similar learning experiences.鈥�

That sense of inclusion stands out to Simpson. 鈥淪he makes sure I鈥檓 involved,鈥� she said. 鈥淪he鈥檒l call on me, talk about me being there, and it really makes me feel like I鈥檓 part of the class, not just watching from the outside.鈥�

The HyFlex format also means students who would otherwise have to miss class don鈥檛 fall behind. Simpson has seen classmates log in when they were sick, had work conflicts, or had obligations at another school.

鈥淚t鈥檚 really cool to see people still able to show up,鈥� she said. 鈥淓ven when life happens, you don鈥檛 have to completely miss out.鈥�

Simpson works from home for CVS Specialty Pharmacy and was recently promoted to an auditing position. Because of her workload and family responsibilities, she takes two classes per semester instead of a traditional full-time course load 鈥� a pace she says is sustainable and realistic.

鈥淚t might take me longer to graduate, but that鈥檚 okay. What matters is that I can keep going,鈥� she said.

For Simpson, continuing her education is about building stability and a future for her daughter.

鈥淚 honestly don鈥檛 know how this would work for me without this option,鈥� she said of the HyFlex technology.

Are you considering going to college but hesitating because of your work hours, family commitments or other responsibilities? Come talk to the Admissions team at 宅男福利社. We can help you register for classes that will fit your schedule. Contact us at 336-342-4261 ext. 2333, Admissions@RockinghamCC.edu, or visit us in the Whitcomb Student Center at 484 County Home Road, Wentworth.

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MAY 2026

Registration Continues

New and current students can register now for Summer and Fall classes. Apply at /admissions-aid/apply/ or by calling Admissions at 336-342-4261 ext. 2333.

Payment Plan Installment Due

Summer students on a payment plan have their installment #1 due today.

• When: Monday, May 4, 2026
• Who: Summer students on a payment plan

Spring Classes End

The last day of the Spring semester.

• When: Friday, May 8, 2026

Faculty Work Days

• When: Monday-Thursday, May 11-14

LPN-ADN Capping and Pinning

Students graduating from the Licensed Practical Nurse to Associate Degree Nursing program will receive their caps and pins.

• When: May 12, 2026 from 4-6 p.m.
• Where: ADT auditorium, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Invitation only

ADN Capping and Pinning

Students graduating from the Associate Degree Nursing program will receive their caps and pins.

• When: May 12, 2026 from 6-8 p.m.
• Where: ADT auditorium, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Invitation only

Graduation

Commencement exercises will be held today in two ceremonies, for students who finished in December 2025 and May 2026.

9 a.m. 鈥� students graduating with Associate Degrees

12 p.m. 鈥� students graduating with Associate in Applied Science Degrees, Diplomas, and Certificates

• When: Friday, May 15, 2026
• Where: Robert Keys Gymnasium, 558 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Graduates, their invited guests, and RCC employees

RCC Board of Trustees

The 宅男福利社 Board of Trustees will hold its regularly scheduled bi-monthly meeting. The agenda is posted online prior to the meeting, in the News section of the website.

• When: Tuesday, May 19, 2026 starting at 3 p.m.
• Where: Gwyn Boardroom in the Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: Trustees, President鈥檚 Cabinet, and the public

Bookstore Funds

Sponsored and Financial Aid Funds available in the bookstore

• When: Thursday, May 21, 2026
• Where: RCC Bookstore, Whitcomb Student Center, 484 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Current students receiving aid

Preschool Graduation

Little Angel’s Childhood Development Center graduation ceremony.

• When: May 22, 2026 from 10-11:30 a.m.
• Where: ADT auditorium, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Preschoolers and their guests

Memorial Day Closure

宅男福利社 is closed for Memorial Day.

• When: Monday, May 25, 2026

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the Summer term are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Tuesday, May 26, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Summer 2026 students

Faculty Work Days (9+3)

• When: Monday-Tuesday, May 26-27, 2026

Preschool Graduation

Little Kings & Queens Developmental Preschool Inc. graduation ceremony

• When: May 26, 2026 from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
• Where: ADT auditorium, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Preschoolers and their guests

Summer Term Begins

Summer classes begin, for a 4-week term that runs until June 23, and an 8-week term that runs until July 21.

• When: Thursday, May 28, 2026
• Who: Summer students

REA due

The Required Enrollment Assignment is due for students enrolled in the first 4-week summer term, which runs May 28-June 23.

• When: Friday, May 29, 2026
• Who: Students who just started their 4-week session this week

JUNE 2026

REA Due

The Required Enrollment Assignment is due for students enrolled in the first 8-week summer term, which runs May 28-July 21.

• When: Tuesday, June 2, 2026
• Who: Students who just started their 4-week session this week

Recreational Soccer League

The NCRT Rush Triad Soccer League will play.

• When: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, 6:30-8 p.m., June 6-July 25, 2026

First 4-Week Summer Session Ends

Summer classes end for the first 4-week term that started May 28.

• When: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
• Who: Summer students

Second 4-Week Summer Session Begins

Summer classes begin, for a 4-week term that runs until July 21.

• When: Wednesday, June 24, 2026
• Who: Summer students

REA Due

The Required Enrollment Assignment is due for students enrolled in the second 4-week summer session, which runs June 24-July 21.

• When: Tuesday, June 2, 2026
• Who: Students who just started their 4-week session this week

JULY 2026

July 4th Holiday

Campus is closed for the July 4th holiday.

• When: Friday, July 3, 2026

GED Graduation

Graduation for Career and College Readiness students who have earned their High School Equivalency Diplomas (GEDs).

• When: July 9, 2026 from 10 a.m.-noon
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, 184 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: CCR students and their guests

Graduation Applications Due

This is the last day for students who will finish this summer and earn a certificate, diploma or associate degree to fill out their graduation applications. These students were invited to participate in the annual graduation ceremony in May 2026.

• When: Friday, July 17, 2026
• Who: Students earning a certificate, diploma or associate degree this summer

RCC Volleyball Youth Camp

Middle school and high school Volleyball Camp that will help spread some volleyball knowledge to local youth players, and raise money for the RCC Volleyball team.

• When: 5-8:30 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, July 20-22, 2026
• Who: Students earning a certificate, diploma or associate degree this summer
• Where: Robert Keys Gymnasium

RCC Board of Trustees

The 宅男福利社 Board of Trustees will hold its regularly scheduled bi-monthly meeting. The agenda is posted online prior to the meeting, in the News section of the website.

• When: Tuesday, July 21, 2026 starting at 3 p.m.
• Where: Gwyn Boardroom in the Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth
• Who: Trustees, President鈥檚 Cabinet, and the public

Summer Sessions End

Summer classes end for the 8-week term that started May 28 and the second 4-week term that started June 24.

• When: Tuesday, July 21, 2026
• Who: Summer students

Faculty Work Days (9+3)

• When: Wednesday-Thursday, July 22-23, 2026

AUGUST 2026

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the Fall semester are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Monday, Aug. 3, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Fall 2026 students

Faculty Break

• When: Monday-Friday, Aug. 3-7, 2026

RockATOP Signing Ceremony

The RockATOP Apprentice Signing Ceremony showcases students being accepted into the program.

Local high school juniors and seniors participate in the Rockingham Apprenticeship and Technical Opportunities Program (RockATOP), a collaborative effort among 宅男福利社, Rockingham County Schools, and local business and industry.

Students take RCC classes 鈥� with tuition, books and fees covered 鈥� and also gain skills as they work as a paid apprentice. Graduates earn an associate degree from RCC and may have the option to transfer those credits to a four-year university to earn a bachelor鈥檚 degree once they finish the apprenticeship program. Many students stay on as an employee with the company with which they apprenticed.

• When: Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2026, from 4-9:30 p.m.
• Where: ADT auditorium, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Apprentices, their guests, industry representatives, and community members

Faculty Work Days

• When: Monday-Friday, Aug. 10-14, 2026

Convocation

Annual welcome-back event for RCC faculty and staff

• When: Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026, all day
• Where: Campus
• Who: Faculty and staff

Fall Semester Begins

Fall classes begin, for the traditional 16-week term that runs until Dec. 14, and an 8-week term that runs until Oct. 9.

• When: Monday, Aug. 17, 2026
• Who: Fall students

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the Fall semester’s 14-week session are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Fall 2026 students taking 14-week classes

Fall Semester Begins for 14-week term

Fall classes begin, for the late-start 14-week term that runs until Dec. 14.

• When: Monday, Aug. 31, 2026
• Who: Fall students

SEPTEMBER 2026

Payment Plan Installment Due

Fall students on Payment Plan A have their installment #2 due today.

• When: Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026
• Who: Fall students on a payment plan

Labor Day Holiday

Campus is closed for Labor Day.

• When: Monday, Sept. 7, 2026

Political Candidates Forum

A Political Candidates Forum, sponsored by the Eden, Reidsville, and Western Rockingham Chambers of Commerce.

• When: Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 from 6-9 p.m.
• Where: Center for Workforce Development, Corporate Meeting Space

OCTOBER 2026

Carolina College Tour

The Carolina College Tour 2026 will bring representatives from 40 colleges and universities to the RCC campus.

The Carolinas Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (CACRAO) arranges these tours across North and South Carolina each year.

• When: Oct. 1, 2026 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
• Where: Whitcomb Student Center Activity Room, 484 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: All high school seniors are invited
• Info: https://www.cacrao.org/

Payment Plan Installment Due

Fall students on Payment Plan A have their installment #3 due today, and students on Payment Plan B have their installment #2 due today.

• When: Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026
• Who: Fall students on a payment plan

Fall 1st 8-Week Session Ends

Fall classes end for the 8-week term that started Aug. 17.

• When: Friday, Oct. 9, 2026
• Who: Fall students in the first 8-week session

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the 2nd 8-week session are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Fall 2026 students taking 2nd 8-week session classes

Fall Break

Fall break for faculty and curriculum students. Campus is open with staff working, and Continuing Education courses are in session.

• When: Monday-Tuesday, Oct. 12-13, 2026
• Who: Faculty and Fall curriculum students

Fall Second 8-Week Session Starts

Fall classes start for the 8-week term that runs Oct. 9-Dec. 14.

• When: Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026
• Who: Fall students in the second 8-week session

Graduation Applications Due

This is the last day for students who will finish this fall and earn a certificate, diploma or associate degree to fill out their graduation applications. These students are invited to participate in the annual graduation ceremony in May 2027.

• When: Friday, Oct. 30, 2026
• Who: Students earning a certificate, diploma or associate degree this Fall

NOVEMBER 2026

Payment Plan Installment Due

Fall students on Payment Plan A have their installment #4 due today, and students on Payment Plan B have their installment #3 due today.

• When: Monday, Nov. 2, 2026
• Who: Fall students on a payment plan

Spring/Summer Registration Opens

New and current students can start registering for Spring and Summer 2027 classes. Apply at /admissions-aid/apply/ or by calling Admissions at 336-342-4261 ext. 2333.

• When: Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026 starting at 8 a.m.

Sole Purpose

Ancora Compassionate Care CEO Lynn Flanagan, will walk on a treadmill for 12 hours – to raise funds and awareness about the services Ancora provides. The community is invited to join in. For a $25 donation, individuals may walk on one of the treadmills in honor or memory of a friend or loved one. During the live streamed event, Lynn will have “walking interviews” with community leaders as well as Ancora staff members.

• When: Nov. 4 from 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
• Where: Fitness room inside RCC鈥檚 Keys Gymnasium, 558 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Open to the public

Thanksgiving Holidays

Campus is closed for the Thanksgiving Holidays.

• When: Thursday and Friday, Nov. 26-27, 2026

DECEMBER 2026

Tuition and Fees Due

Tuition and fees for the Spring semester are due at 4 p.m. in the Business Office, or 11 p.m. online.

• When: Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2026
• Where: Business Office, Administration Building, 215 Wrenn Memorial Road, Wentworth in person, or through student鈥檚 Moodle online.
• Who: Spring 2027 students

VFD Stew and BBQ Cook-off

Rockingham County Volunteer Fire Departments will set up tents to cook stew or barbecue. More information will be available at a later date.

• When: Dec. 5, 2026 from 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Where: ADT building parking lot, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth
• Who: Open to the public

Fall Semester Ends

Fall classes end.

• When: Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2026
• Who: Fall students

Faculty Work Days

• When: Tuesday-Friday, Dec. 15-18, 2026

Winter Break

Campus is closed for Winter Break. Online services are still available, including applying for Spring semester and making a payment for Spring Semester.

• When: Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2026 through Friday, Jan. 1, 2027

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RCC is registering for its Summer and Fall terms right now.

Whether you’re planning to get ahead, catch up, or explore something new, now鈥檚 the perfect moment to start mapping out your academic journey.

Programs

Class Schedules

RCC holds classes both on campus and online, at a variety of times to fit your schedule. Visit our online Schedules and Publications page to find what courses are available for Summer and Fall.

Are You a New Student?

It鈥檚 not too late to get started! If you鈥檙e thinking about joining us, we鈥檇 love to help you take that first step. Our team is here to guide you through the process and make sure you feel confident and prepared. Visit the Apply page to get started or call Admissions at 336-342-4261 ext. 2333.

Are You a Current Student?

Before you register, be sure to connect with your academic advisor. They鈥檙e here to help you:

• Choose the right courses for your major or program
• Understand prerequisites and graduation requirements
• Explore electives that match your interests

Don’t wait until the last minute, get ahead and make the most of your Summer term and .

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This summer, the college will host two math-focused camps for middle school and early high school students, along with three no-cost Career Launch pathways for high school students that combine hands-on learning with college credit and career exploration.

Summer Math Camps for Rising 7th鈥�9th Graders

RCC鈥檚 Summer Math Camps are open to students entering seventh, eighth, and ninth grades and are designed to help participants build confidence in mathematics while exploring real-world applications in science, technology, engineering, and math-related fields. They will be held Mondays-Thursdays from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in RCC’s Science Building, Room 103B. The cost is $75, and students should bring a packed lunch each day.

Math Camp: Trigonometry and Functions Exploration will be held June 15鈥�25. Students will study trigonometric functions, strengthen problem-solving skills, and learn how math concepts connect to real-world applications. The camp also provides early exposure to STEM-related fields.

The second offering, Math Camp: Statistical Methods and Data Exploration, will take place July 6鈥�16. This camp focuses on statistical thinking, using real-world datasets, and applying technology to create charts, tables, and data summaries. Students will engage with college-level material while learning how data analysis is used in everyday decision-making.

Both math camps are designed for students ages 13 and older and emphasize hands-on activities and practical learning experiences.

Career Launch: No-Cost Summer Programs for High School Students

In addition to the math camps, RCC is offering Career Launch, a free summer program for high school students graduating in 2026, 2027, or 2028. Career Launch provides immersive, career-focused experiences that allow students to earn high school and college credit while exploring high-demand career fields.

Students will engage in real鈥憌orld, skills鈥慴ased learning aligned with local workforce needs. Each pathway offers practical experience that connects classroom learning to future careers.

Students learn in small cohorts taught by RCC faculty alongside a Career & Technical Education (CTE) high school teacher, gaining academic confidence, college readiness skills, and familiarity with campus life.

Career Launch runs from June 15 through July 21, with no camp scheduled July 1. Students attend camp on campus Mondays through Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with lunch provided at no cost.

Students may apply to one of three academic pathways:

• Early Childhood Education, which includes coursework in early childhood education and 60 hours of job shadowing, allowing students to earn college credit, one high school credit, and internship hours.
• Welding, where students take a gas metal arc welding course aligned with workforce needs and earn both high school and college credit.
• Fine Arts 鈥� Visual Arts, which offers instruction in drawing and foundational visual arts skills, with students earning high school and college credit.

All Career Launch program costs 鈥� including tuition, textbooks, materials, and fees 鈥� are covered, removing financial barriers for students and families. Participants who successfully complete the program may also be eligible for a stipend.

Building Skills and Career Awareness

Together, the math camps and Career Launch programs reflect RCC鈥檚 broader commitment to preparing students for academic success and future careers by offering early exposure to college-level learning and workforce pathways. Families are encourage to register early, as space is limited.

To apply for the free Career Launch summer camp,

fill out this form:

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To register for the Math Camps, fill out this form,

where you can choose which camp at the bottom:

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