2014 Combined

Neshoba Countians receive GED diplomas These Neshoba County residents received high school equlvalency diplomas during the sem•-annu~ GED Graduation ceremony held March 20, at East Central Community College in Decatur Graduates and their respective hometowns include front, from left, Preston Fos ter, Lndsey Giles, Nate Bowen, Landon Dupree, Ashley Brown and Shakena Hughes, all of Ph ade1phia; and back, Brittany Rowell, Abby Fulton, Tatyana Fox, Nykia Ford, Brittany Bagwe and Lakeisha Thomas, all of Philadelphia. Dr. Eric Clark, Executive Director of the Mississippi Community College Board, served as guest speaker. ECCC President Dr. Billy Stewart awarded diplomas to graduates. Other program participants included Board of Trustees Chairman Dr. Jimmy Hollingsworth of Lake, Vice President for Instruction Dr. Tere sa Houston, and ABE/GED instructor Bryan Burt. ECCC offers free ABE/GED-Preparation classes throughout the College's five-county district. For more information on ECCC's Adult Basic Education/GED Program, contact Ryan Clarke, program director, 601-635-6387 or call toll free, 877-462-3222, ext. 387.'His e-mail address Is rclarke@eccc.edu. (EC Photo)

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