2009

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Scott Counselors Attending ECCC Workshop Counselors representing high schools in Scott County were~ among pantcapants of an annual distnct counselors' workshop held Thursday, Jan. 29 at Lake Tiak 0' Khata in Loui~' aile and sponsored by East Central Community College in Decatur. Seated from left are Karen Moorehl J. ~ ore::.t-Scott Countv Career and Technology (enter; and Karla Weir and Tara Upton, both of Lake H1gh School. Stranding trom lett ar~ Martha Henry, Forest High School; Melissa Frazier, Morton High School; and Michael AlexandeL. ECCC academic counselor Durmg the one-day meet– mg, ECCC officials presented information on various topics, mcludmg the College's academic, technical and career programs of study, financial aid opportunities and scholar~h1ps. admis::.ions standard~ and requirements, ACT Re– sidual Testing, academic transfer program~ and dual credit courses. The FCCC' district includes Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott and Winston counties. For more information contact Student Ser ces. 601-635-2111 or call toll free. 877-462-3222. ext. 205. The e-ma1l address is jkJIIens a eccc.edu. (EC Photo)

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