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dents this year are ill district. We are very proud of that," stated Dr. Stewart. Annual payoff on women's dorm is scheduled for October of 2015. Classes for the Winston Plywood and Veneer will begin in the fall. "We are looking at new. programs presently to assist in the developement of this company," stated Stewart. Dr. Stewart pre– sented the millage request which is set at .41 at an estimated $85,000 a mil. "Winston County is well represented at all meetings. We are making a difference and I'm honored to be part of it," stated Dr. Stewart. Mike Peterson stat– ed, "Thank you. You are ,1?i~~ a gr~a~ job."

From staff reports

Winston County Board of Supervisors opened the July 20 meeting with an update on East Central Community College from President Dr . Billy Stewart. ECCC "We had a great year at East Central. Our transfer students had the highest GPAs when transferred to colleges." reported Dr. Stewart. • Dr. Stewart went on to say that ECCC had the highest number of graduates (568 gradu– ates) in the history of ECCC with a 36 per– cent increase from last year and a 62 percent increase in those who transfered to 4 year colleges. "ECCC's Softball team is second in nation and this year our women's soccer and softball teams had the highest aca- demic GPAs i n the nation," stated Dr. Stewart. Dr. Stewart went on to report that there have been no tuition increases. "We continue to have . the lowest in A state, but continue to offer quality educa- c tion," said Stewart. · Dual

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enrollment ------ classes with LMSD , NI.and other districts EAL---– SI have proved to be very successful. M "Seventy-four per–

cent of our student body is younger than 22 years old. Eighty– five percent of stu-