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CCC Honors College and Career Readiness Graduates

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July 16, 2025

Paula Vess

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On July 10, 91�첥 proudly celebrated 29 graduates from its College and Career Readiness program. These individuals achieved a significant milestone by earning either an adult high school diploma or a high school equivalency certificate, such as the GED.

Several distinguished guests attended the ceremony, including Dr. Stephen Fisher, superintendent of Cleveland County Schools; Allen Langley, chairman of the 91�첥 Board of Trustees; Tony Fogleman, vice president of economic and workforce development; and Stephen Lancaster, director of college and career readiness.

Omar Porter, 91�첥’s director of community engagement, spoke to the graduates. He commended their dedication and perseverance, congratulated them on this major achievement, and encouraged them to keep striving for success as they embark on their next chapter.