Teens Can Attend College Tuition-Free Through the Running Start Program at SPSCC
Article via ThurstonTalk
By Molly Walsh
Running Start enables high school juniors and seniors to enroll in college classes numbered 100 or above while receiving both high school and college credit. Enrolled students can attend college tuition-free and by the time they earn their high school diploma, they can also earn an Associate Degree.
Malloy and Sipe help SPSCC Men’s Basketball add another title
Article via ThurstonTalk
By Grant Clark
A division championship, a top seed in the Northwest Athletic Conference tournament, and an undefeated home record – a lot was on the line during the regular season finale for the South Puget Sound Community College men’s basketball program.
Seats Open for High School 21+ Spring Session
Article via Nisqually Valley News
By Eric Rosane
Last November, graduates of Yelm Community School’s inaugural High School 21+ program were formally recognized by district officials. It was, for many, a moment to take in the extensive collaboration between the district, South Puget Sound Community College, Yelm Timberland Library and the South Sound YMCA. And for those that graduated, it was a moment to take pride in and celebrate.
SPSCC’s New E-Mentorship Program Connects Students with Professionals in a Virtual Setting
Article via ThurstonTalk
By Molly Walsh
Yəhaw̓ Indigenous Project Comes to SPSCC Art Gallery
Article via Nisqually Valley News
By Daniel Warn
The 11th-annual Native American Art Exhibition at South Puget Sound Community College is in partnership with an indigenous community-building effort in the Pacific Northwest.
Community and technical college students recognized at Transforming Lives ceremony
Via the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
The Washington State Association of College Trustees (ACT) honored 34 community and technical college students Monday night at its annual Transforming Lives awards ceremony. The annual ceremony recognizes current and former students of community and technical colleges whose lives were transformed by attending their college.
SPSCC will expand health programs with $1.2 million gift from Angela Bowen’s estate
Article via The Olympian
By Abby Spegman
South Puget Sound Community College says a recent gift worth $1.2 million, the largest in its history, will help it expand in-demand health care programs such as nursing and medical assisting in the coming years.
Opinion: It’s time for the Legislature to invest in training and education beyond high school
Via South Sound Business
By Dr. Tim Stokes, David Schaffert, and Michael Cade
Lawmakers will soon gather in Olympia for the 2019 legislative session. Their jobs won’t be easy.
This is the year the Legislature must write the next two-year state budget, weighing many competing and important demands in the process.
SPSCC Hopes for the Global to Become Local Through Study Abroad and International Transfer Degree Programs
Ten adults in Yelm earned High School diplomas
Via Yelm Community Schools
The Yelm Community Schools Board of Directors on Nov. 20, 2018, presented 10 community members with the YCS Graduate Yelm Award.
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