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Powering Progress: Grants from Duke Energy Foundation will help fuel Central North Carolina workforce

coliver — Wed, 10 Jun 2026 12:22:34 +0000

Powering Progress: Grants from Duke Energy Foundation will help fuel Central North Carolina workforce coliver Wed, 06/10/2026 - 08:22

SANFORD, N.C. — As Central North Carolina continues to see historic growth in advanced manufacturing and energy sectors, the need for a coordinated, high-skill talent pipeline has never been greater.

The Duke Energy Foundation recently announced a $600,000 investment to bolster North Carolina’s energy and manufacturing workforce — including a $50,000 grant for AdvanceNC and a $25,000 grant for �ڰ��’s Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship Accelerator program.

“Investing in North Carolina’s community colleges and regional partners is critical as our industry and state meet this incredible growth moment,” said Kendal Bowman, Duke Energy’s North Carolina president.

AdvanceNC is a regional partnership, led by �ڰ��, that brings together community colleges, universities, and workforce boards to help meet the hiring needs of major manufacturers and connect North Carolinians with key career opportunities.

Sara Stephens, Government and Community Relations District Manager with Duke Energy Foundation (left), presents a ceremonial check to �ڰ�� for $25,000. The gift will help support the college's new maintenance technician apprenticeship program, known as the Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship Accelerator. Receiving the check on behalf of the college are �ڰ�� President Dr. Lisa M. Chapman (right), Dean of Business and Applied Technologies Dr. Sara Newcomb (center right), and Dr. Lisa Smelser, Executive Director for Workforce Strategic Initiatives (center left).

The $50,000 award is specifically earmarked to support a dedicated full-time project manager role at AdvanceNC.

The project manager will focus on:

Strengthening vital connections between regional education partners and advanced manufacturing employers
Moving workforce initiatives from planning into active, sustainable programs
Ensuring that local students and job seekers have clear, accessible pathways into high-demand, high-paying careers

This grant marks a major step forward for AdvanceNC’s organizational growth. Securing a full-time project manager will allow AdvanceNC to scale its efforts, deepen its corporate partnerships, and better serve its communities.

For more information about top training opportunities throughout the region, visit AdvanceNC Training & Education.

The other grant is for �ڰ��’s Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship Accelerator, a new program the college is starting this summer that provides apprenticeship opportunities for students in the Industrial Systems Technology field.

Maintenance technicians troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair machines and electrical and mechanical systems at factories and other industrial sites.

Participation in the apprenticeship program includes both on-the-job learning and classroom instruction at �ڰ��.

"This investment from our friends at Duke Energy is essential for us to successfully launch our Maintenance Apprenticeship,” said �ڰ�� President Dr. Lisa M. Chapman. “Expanding 'earn and learn' models like this apprenticeship accelerates the college's ability to support more skilled talent availability for our employers and more exceptional career opportunities for our residents."

Find out more about apprenticeship opportunities at �ڰ�� Apprenticeships. Check out �ڰ��’s Industrial Systems Technology program to learn about opportunities to earn a degree, diploma, or certificate in IST.

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For moms learning English — it’s showtime

coliver — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 12:41:34 +0000

For moms learning English — it’s showtime coliver Tue, 06/09/2026 - 08:41

ANGIER, N.C. — Since the beginning of this school year, a group of mothers in Harnett County has been learning English together. For months, as they studied, they painted backdrops, made props, memorized lines, and rehearsed.

Recently, they showed family and friends their progress — by dressing up as chickens, foxes, and other animals to perform a play they created based on a classic children’s book they selected.

“Harriet and Winnie were as different as two chickens could possibly be,” recounted narrator Rosalva Tolentino from the stage, as she read from “Wings: A Tale of Two Chickens” by James Marshall.

Meanwhile, Tolentino’s classmates moved around the room, acting out the comical story of how well-read Harriet saves naive, uninformed Winnie from a cunning fox angling for a chicken dinner.

These mothers have been learning English language and literacy through �ڰ��'s Motheread program, using a curriculum built around children's books they can also read to their own young children.

Their children, who took part in their own classes throughout the year, also had a part to play in the Motheread year-end celebration, taking to the stage at Angier Baptist Church for the alphabet song and other musical numbers.

Each mother then walked hand-in-hand with their participating children to receive their year-end certificates. A buffet-style luncheon awaited the graduates.

“Mothers, you are incredible and you inspire us,” said Angier Baptist Church pastor Thomas H. Allen at the gathering. “English is a hard language, and we are very, very proud of you.”

The May 28 graduation event came at a transition time for the program, which recently finished its 12th year. �ڰ�� will no longer offer the curriculum from Motheread, Inc., due to an expiring grant that cannot be renewed this year.

Even so, �ڰ�� will continue offering an English as a Second Language class at the church, recognizing both the participants' progress and the ongoing need in the community. That class will take place three weekday mornings per week, starting August 31 and will have free childcare for children ages 0-5. The college also offers a second ESL class at the church on Saturdays.

These opportunities are all in addition to other ESL classes that the college offers across the college’s service area.

“We are deeply grateful to our college leadership for their commitments to ensuring that our students can continue learning and growing in their lives,” said �ڰ�� Career Pathways Coordinator Nutan Varma in her remarks at the event.

Tolentino, who lives in Lillington, said she has been in the program for three years. It has been special for her to come and bring her sons, she said, since they all learn at the same time.

“I felt so proud, with all of the program, because I learned,” she said. “Before, I couldn’t speak English.”

She said she has recommended the class to others and that she plans to come again for the start of the new class in the fall, to continue to improve.

For more information on courses visit �ڰ��’s English as a Second Language .

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Mothers who are learning English through a �ڰ�� program gather in a hallway of Angier Baptist Church prior to performing the play they created.

The mothers in �ڰ��’s Motheread programs stage a play of “Wings: A Tale of Two Chickens” by James Marshall.

�ڰ��’s Nutan Varma grants certificates to participants of the Motheread program.

Rosalva Tolentino (center) poses for a photo with loved ones following the Motheread program graduation.

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Zoe Clark-LaRue

coliver — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 12:43:46 +0000

Zoe Clark-LaRue coliver Mon, 06/08/2026 - 08:43 Nursing zclarklarue@cccc.edu

Nursing Instructor

Harnett Health Sciences Center

51 Red Mulberry Way
Lillington, NC 27546

Office 119

(910) 814-8865

Zoe Clark-LaRue

Jessica Couture

coliver — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 12:41:41 +0000

Jessica Couture coliver Mon, 06/08/2026 - 08:41 Onboarding and Success jcouture@cccc.edu

Education Navigator

Chatham Main Campus

764 West Street
Pittsboro, NC 27312-8822

Office 107

(919) 718-8040

Jessica Couture

�ڰ�� sees success with Childcare Academies

coliver — Tue, 02 Jun 2026 15:10:44 +0000

�ڰ�� sees success with Childcare Academies coliver Tue, 06/02/2026 - 11:10

As �ڰ�� works to help fill North Carolina’s pressing need for early childhood educators, it is celebrating the graduates of its first round of Childcare Academies, held in Chatham, Harnett, and Lee counties.

The 61 graduates each completed an eight-week Intro to Early Education class. This class equips them to get their North Carolina Early Childhood Credential, making them eligible to serve as lead teachers in licensed childcare facilities in North Carolina. Students also earned a variety of additionally required health and safety certifications.

“They were all ready to go out and be employed after this,” said Ginger Harris, �ڰ��’s Education Programs Department Chair.

For some students in the program who were already employed in childcare, completing the Childcare Academy program meant being able to keep the job they had already landed. For others it meant being promoted to lead teachers in a classroom.

Harris said the graduates also included a family of four who were planning to open their own childcare center together. Several other students in the program said they planned to continue their education in �ڰ��’s Early Childhood Education Associate Degree program.

�ڰ�� is currently running a Spanish-language Childcare Academy on its Lee Main Campus. Harris expects to offer additional sections of the eight-week Intro to Early Education class this fall in each of the counties through its continuing education program.

Community members who are interested in participating in the academies should email Harris at gharr082@cccc.edu. For more information visit �ڰ��’s education degree, diploma and certificate offerings.

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Students participate in the Harnett Childcare Academy.

Harnett Childcare Academy graduates pose for a group photo.

Lee Childcare Academy Graduates pose for a group photo.

Chatham Childcare Academy Graduates pose for a group photo.

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�ڰ�� Foundation hosts successful 13th Annual Chatham County Golf Classic

coliver — Tue, 02 Jun 2026 14:59:15 +0000

�ڰ�� Foundation hosts successful 13th Annual Chatham County Golf Classic coliver Tue, 06/02/2026 - 10:59

PITTSBORO, N.C. — Playing under blue skies, golfers from across the region helped raise funds to support �ڰ�� during the �ڰ�� Foundation’s 13th Annual Chatham County Golf Classic on May 28.

The annual tournament, which took place at the Golf Club at Chapel Ridge in Pittsboro, brought together local businesses, community partners, and supporters for a four-person captain’s choice competition. Teams competed across two flights during the tournament.

First Flight

First Place: Jack Haskell, Raymond Davis, Alan Dirk, and Mark Arrington — Score: 56
Second Place: Eli Starkey, Bo Adams, David Zizzi, and Steve Dreese — Score: 61
Third Place: David Belser, Chris Bunnell, Joe Scarano, and Trey Wilson — Score: 62 (Scorecard Playoff)

Second Flight

First Place: Sara Newcomb, Alexandra Dowdy, Zan Thornton, and Matthew Brown — Score: 65 (Scorecard Playoff)
Second Place: Bobby Powell, Jack Radley, Ronnie Brown, and David Von Canon — Score: 65 (Scorecard Playoff)
Third Place: Rick Gibbs, Bob Wynne, Tim Watkins, and Alan Cook — Score: 65 (Scorecard Playoff)

Special contest winners included Bill McGee for Longest Drive and Mick Hughes for Closest to the Pin.

Sponsors played a key role in the success of the tournament.

Platinum: Dr. Lisa M. and Jeffrey A. Chapman, Barber & Barbara Holmes, Reeves Farm, Wren Foundation

Gold: Astellas & Scoops – Sanford; Builders FirstSource; Carolina Commercial Contractors, LLC; CE Group, Inc.; Charles Schwab Corporation; Chatham Park Investors - Preston Development Company; David Belser; Doug Jacobs, Broker, Coldwell Banker Advantage; Dr. T.E. “Bud” Marchant; First Bank; Julian and Cynthia Philpott; Lee-Moore Capital Company; Pinnacle Financial Partners; Steve Heesacker; Welford Harris Ford, Inc.

Silver: LJA Engineering, Ferguson Home, Wilkinson Chevrolet/Cadillac/Buick/GMC, a Tavolo Italian Eatery, Sanford Dermatology

Drinks were provided by Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. Lunch was provided by Allen & Son Bar-B-Que.

Meggan Pollard served as tournament golf director, with support from tournament committee members Barber Holmes, Chris Ehrenfeld, Dr. Emily Hare, and Abby Walker.

The �ڰ�� Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization affiliated with, but independent of, the college. It receives donations of money and equipment on behalf of �ڰ�� and uses them to promote the college’s educational mission and assist students through scholarships and grants.

For information about donating to the foundation, establishing a scholarship, or participating in other fundraising events, contact Dr. Emily Hare, Executive Director of the �ڰ�� Foundation, at (919) 718-7230 or ehare@cccc.edu. Information is also available on the �ڰ�� Foundation website.

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�ڰ�� held its 13th Annual Chatham County Golf Classic at the Golf Club at Chapel Ridge in Pittsboro on May 28.

The �ڰ�� Foundation held a 50/50 raffle as part of its 13th Annual Chatham County Golf Classic at the Golf Club at Chapel Ridge in Pittsboro on May 28.

Members of the first-place team for the first flight were Jack Haskell, Raymond Davis, Alan Dirk, and Mark Arrington.

Members of the first-place team for the second flight were Sara Newcomb, Alexandra Dowdy, Zan Thornton, and Matthew Brown.

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Leon’s Law

msteele — Tue, 02 Jun 2026 12:52:46 +0000

Leon’s Law msteele Tue, 06/02/2026 - 08:52

What is Leon’s Law?

Leon’s Law (North Carolina Session Law 2025-46), effective July 1, 2025, updates how education records are managed for students under 18 who are enrolled in college courses.

Under this law, parents or guardians of minor students who are claimed as dependents on their most recent federal tax return may request access to specific education records. Leon’s Law works in conjunction with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the federal law that protects the privacy of student education records.

Leon's Law requires that community colleges share the education records of minor dependent students with:

Their parent(s) or legal guardian(s), without the student's consent, as long as the parent claims the student as a dependent on their federal tax return.
High school counselors or administrators, if the student is dually enrolled in a K-12 institution and a community college.

Note: The law does not give parents or legal guardians the right to make academic decisions for the student.

Curriculum/Degree-Seeking Students

Curriculum/degree-seeking students complete a Leon’s Law Acknowledgement Form as part of the College’s application and admissions process, if applicable. If you have already completed this form in conjunction with your �ڰ�� application, you do not need to complete it again.

Continuing Education Students

Continuing education students under 18 must complete the Leon’s Law Student Acknowledgement Form prior to registration. If you have already submitted this form at any point in the past (for either curriculum or continuing education classes), you do not need to fill it out again. Otherwise, please complete the form below to avoid any registration delays.

Complete the Acknowledgement Form

Parent Eligibility Form

All parents of minor students must complete the Parental Eligibility Form before they can request their child's academic or financial records under Leon’s Law. Parents will only need to complete this form if they are actively requesting access to these records.

Complete the Eligibility Form

FAQs

Leon’s Law applies to all college courses and programs including non-credit short-term Continuing Education (CE) courses such as Nurse Aide Level I, Massage Therapy, and Defensive Driving classes. CE courses are courses that do not award a degree or college-credit hours and do not require an application of admission to the college. To enroll in a continuing education course, students complete a simple registration form or sign-up online if the course is eligible for online registration.

For new students, or returning students who have not completed the form previously, the form must be completed before registration into a CE course.
For same-day registrations (e.g., Public Safety classes), the form must be completed on the day of registration, at or prior to the start of class.

As a reminder, if the student is 18 or older at the time of registration, a Leon’s Law acknowledgement is not required.

If you are a curriculum or degree-seeking student: If you have already filled out the official �ڰ�� college application, you have already completed this requirement. No further action is needed!

If you are registering for a Continuing Education (CE) class: If you need to confirm whether you have already submitted your form, please contact WCE Support so we can check your records and process your registration without delay:
Phone: (919) 718-7500
Email: cesupport@cccc.edu

What to have ready: To help our staff find your records quickly, please be prepared to provide your full name, date of birth and the program area where you previously completed the acknowledgement (for example: GED, a two-year degree program, or a past Continuing Education class).

Once our staff verifies your form submission, we will complete your registration right away.

Leon’s Law doesn’t conflict with FERPA; it uses an existing FERPA exception which allows colleges, at their discretion, to share records with a parent/guardian if the student is claimed as a dependent for federal tax purposes. Leon’s Law mandates applying this exception for minors under 18, instead of leaving it to the institution’s choice.

Under Leon’s Law and FERPA, a parent is defined as:

A biological or adoptive parent,
A legal guardian, or
An individual acting as a parent in the absence of a parent or guardian for a minor student claimed as a dependent on the individual’s or parent’s most recent federal tax return.

With a verified request, records may include course grades, attendance, schedules, and student conduct records. Leon’s Law does not permit parents to attend classes, receive weekly or monthly grade or attendance updates, or make decisions for the student. It only grants access to official records through the proper request process for an academic year.

No, parents should not contact instructors or academic advisors to request information directly. Parents can only meet with instructors or academic advisors if the student agrees and is present; students are responsible for contacting the instructor or academic advisor to make such arrangements. Parents/legal guardians must use the Parent/Guardian Eligibility form above to request information permissible under the law.

Please allow 7 - 10 business days after receiving the request and verifying parent/guardian access eligibility.

No. Leon’s Law allows parents/legal guardians of minor dependent students to request access to their student’s education records, but it does not grant the ability to observe a class.

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CAT Youth Welding Apprentices honored for achievements

coliver — Thu, 28 May 2026 20:05:14 +0000

CAT Youth Welding Apprentices honored for achievements coliver Thu, 05/28/2026 - 16:05

SANFORD, N.C. — As heavy machinery is built at Caterpillar’s Sanford manufacturing facilities, a select group of highly-trained high school students plays an important role in the operation.

These are the Caterpillar Youth Welding Apprentices: Lee County Schools juniors and seniors selected through a competitive application process. They receive training, education credits, and credentials from �ڰ�� as well as paid apprenticeship experience and preferred employment opportunities from CAT, with clear pathways for advancement.

The program, which has been running for 14 years, recently honored its graduates and new inductees with a ceremony that has become a proud annual tradition.

“You’ve earned your high school diploma, or soon to be; you’ve completed college coursework at one of the top community colleges in the state, and you’ve gained real-world, real-life experiences at one of the most respected names in the industry: Caterpillar,” said LCS Superintendent Dr. Chris Dossenbach. “This is no small achievement.”

�ڰ�� President Dr. Lisa M. Chapman said �ڰ�� and its partners work together to meet industry workforce demands while growing local talent and building opportunities for area young people.

“That’s a credit to our community, and I think it represents the secret sauce that Lee County has in terms of maintaining the economic success that we have,” Dr. Chapman said.

Graduating apprentice Ronnie Onofre Garcia pointed to valuable skills he learned from the program, such as welding, plasma and torch cutting, and how to read blueprints.

Another best part, he said, was the people he met along the way.

“I met a lot of great people who I’m proud to call friends,” he said, smiling at his fellow apprentices, who grinned back. “They are my friends and my buddies. We all came in trying to learn something new and throughout the process we pushed each other to work harder and improve every day.”

To the new inductees, he recommended staying patient with themselves, arriving on time, and always being willing to learn.

“Take advantage of the opportunity you are being given, because this program can really open a lot of doors for your future, if you put that effort in.”

Lee County high school students and families who are interested in participation in Caterpillar Youth Apprenticeship Program should contact their school’s Career Development Coordinator by calling (919) 718-2400 ext. 2163 for Southern Lee High School or (919) 776-7541 ext. 2207. To learn more about �ڰ��’s Welding Technology program visit www.cccc.edu/welding.

Youth Welding Apprenticeship Graduates

Jhoander Acevedo Linares, Yadimir Benitez Bustos, Dakota R. Buchanan, Eduardo Calixto, Edgar Campos, Austin A. Godfrey, Dustin Avery Harrington, Roberto Lule Acevedo, Jadyn Macedo, James Z. Matthews, Allan A. Morales, Ronnie Onofre Garcia, Adrian Soriano Ramos, Darrin K. Webster

Incoming Youth Welding Apprentices

Adrian Benitez, David Macias Beltran, Jasson Rodriguez Canales, Tony Terrones-Carreno, Christopher Dorsett, Bryson Dunigan, Connor Gwyn, Tre’Quan Hodges, Marcos Candelario Macedo, Giovanny Martinez, Railey Moore, Raymond Serra, Joshua Soto, Kailynn Torres, Elliott Watkins, Chance Ward

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Caterpillar Youth Welding Apprenticeship graduate Allan Morales posed for a photo following his apprenticeship graduation on May 19.

Graduates of the Caterpillar Youth Welding Apprenticeship received certificates of completion during a ceremony at �ڰ�� on May 19.

Students selected to participate in the Caterpillar Youth Welding Apprenticeship received Caterpillar apparel as part of their induction into the program on May 19.

The 2026 graduates of the Caterpillar Youth Welding Apprenticeship

The 2026 Inductees of the Caterpillar Youth Welding Apprenticeship

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�ڰ�� announces graduates

coliver — Thu, 28 May 2026 12:54:54 +0000

�ڰ�� announces graduates coliver Thu, 05/28/2026 - 08:54

SANFORD, N.C. – �ڰ�� celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2026 spring graduates during the college’s commencement exercises on May 14 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic & Conference Center in Sanford.

Graduates are listed by county below. For information about �ڰ�� and its programs, visit www.cccc.edu.

Alamance
Jeniree Andino Baez
Trica Oakley
Megan Plotts
Landon Rakes
Sherijah Smith

Chatham
Kathryn Allen
Desdemona Anthony
Delaney Babo
Pietra Baccarelli
Zane Bannan
Kenzie Barlow
Reyna Baruch-Ocana
Jacqueline Basilio
Reyna Basurto Canceco
Natalie Bell
Michael Benitez Vasquez
Judith Berrios Miranda
Jonathan Bowden
Skylar Breedlove
Rossilyn Brooks
Alleigh Brower
Andrew Brown
Hunter Brown
Alison Burger
Carleigh Burger
Madison Burkett
Erick Calito Montepeque
Lesly Castro-Garcia
Tony Cervantes Ortiz
Hector Chanchavac Garcia
William Cheek
Andraya Church
Justin Coker
Naya Cole
Mason Cooper
Kevin Corona-Aburto
Owen Crutchfield
Andrew Davis
Tally Davis
Brandon Downs
Peter Durham
James Elkins
Allison Elmore
Bethany Fox
Carlo Galeana
Tara Gallien
Jacqueline Garcia Perez
Rylan Girard
Marta Gomes
Juan Gomez Flores
Eduardo Gonzalez
Cassie Graveen
Marti Greene
Lillian Hall
Sophe Hayes
Shavonda Headen
Jillian Hileman
Justin Hoben
Cash Hoffman
Alice Howell
Dexter Jarmon
Kooper Jones
Iris Jordan
Brandi Lopossay
Zia Lucero
Mack Luther
Marelyn Martinez
Kayle Maxfield
Jordan McNish
Sally Meany
Xavier Meneses
Amanda Merriman
Gustavo Montes
Jesus Nava
Alejandro Navarro
Jose Ocampo Munoz
Claire Oglesbee
Rolando Olivares-Moreno
Lauren O'Neal
Daniel Ortiz
Mia Palmer
Madison Parks
Austin Partin
Autumn Pate
William Perkins
David Plata
Sherry Poe
Chloe Rayno
Allison Reyes Islas
Bradley Roberts
Emely Rodriguez Lima
Rhemi Romano
Mariah Rudolph
Addasun Sanders
Michael Scotton
Jasmine Smith-Andrews
Corey Snell
Wyatt Stafford
Thomas Stevens
Brooke Thomas
Alvin Toj
Chase Toy
Fabiola Vasquez
Sophia Vaughan
Rus Walton
Jessica Watkins

Cumberland
Brittany Blue
Megan Brissette
Jacob Burger
William Cheshire-Bell
Summer Dobbins
Zachariah Goodman
Amber Hutchinson
Tamika James
Keyauri Keith
Temika Kelly
Cristina Lopez
Kaitlyn Maddox
Ashley Malave
Monique McDougald
La'brasha McElvine
Alexis McLaughlin
Nehemya McNeill
Dawna Meeks
Ethan Milligan
Sydney Mitchell
Naomi Noel
Wa-King Pickett
Eauna Powell
Andrea Railey
Esmeralda Sanders
Kaleb Slightom
Madison Tehan
Colby Erin Vilardo
Nicole Vines
Shelley Young

Davidson
Shalonda Roberts

Durham
Taylor McKinney

Guilford
Dominick Hannigan
Cassie Patel
Emma Susi

Harnett
Arelio Alarcon
Larry Allen
Beatriz Alvarez-Diaz
Elizabeth Atkinson
Kaylee Baker
Sueanna Bass
Naomi Beasley
Asjanna Bethea
Tyheed Black
Kaylin Blue
Andrew Boyer
Tashia Brittain-Denning
Wesley Bryie
Ashlee Cervantes
Karen Arianda Chavez
Jonathan Coley
Helene Colon
Anthony Convery
Lewis Cox
Priscila Cruz
Carmela Cuevas Rubio
Zavion Cummings
Alexa Cunningham
Zakaya Davis
Kahle Dawkins
Elizabeth Denning
Dainett Diaz-Pineda
Carolina Dominguez
Maegan Duval
Courtney Dye
Kailyn Edmonds
Joanne Gallagher
Joseph Gardner
Christina Goldston
Paolalith Gonzalez Flecha
Kyle Graves
Kristen Haling
Jason Hall
Christopher Hampton
Madison Hanna
Courtney Heath
Natali Herrera Diaz
Jennifer Hill
Ella Holland
Rylan Holland
Brittany Howell
Penelope Hudson
Kendall Jackson
Makayla James
Grace Johnson
Luke Johnson
Ryan Johnson
Amoraye Jones
Sommer Jones
Hunter Kellerman
Kenneth Kerner
Sara Klingel
Kevin Kuhn
Nataly Ladino-Lopez
Angelica Laipple
Justin Laudano
Tina Ledbetter
Lance Lucas
Danny Lugo Cabrera
Magdalena Lyles
Ariana Marin
Savanna Matthews
Melissa Maynor
Senia McDonald
Keniyah McKoy
Maylan McKoy
Mechanda McLean
Caley McLeod
Tanaja McLeod
Luke McMillan
Kennady McPherson
Samuel Medlin
Marcus Mendez
Yave Mendoza de la Cruz
Jessica Mendoza-Rivera
Kassidy Metten
Kacey Meyer
Molly Miazga
Alexander Morales
Yasmine Munoz Solis
Ethan Myers
Shyenne Narron
Joanna Navarro-Ruvalcaba
Mahogany Newkirk
Elijah Niccoli
Oluwagbemileke Ogedengbe
Adriana Orellana-Saravia
Yvette Ortiz
Will Page
Indera Paige
Alyssa Parker
Jenevieve Parsons
Zakayla Patrick
Yesenia Paz
Anthony Pinkney
Gabriel Plumley
Jillian Pope
Nia Raines
Whitni Royal
Carmella Russo
Maximiliano Salgado
Marcos Sanchez
Gwyneth Faye Sarita
Cory Sellew
Chaske Shelltrack-Miller
James Smith
Kensie Smith
Samira Smith
Ezekiel Spires
Maylan Stack
Leiya Stevens
Dakota Strickland
Brandon Temple
Jackson Tucker
Vincent Varner
Pablo Vega
Zoey Walter
Ashlee Williams
Clarissa Wroblewski
Tabitha Yax

Hoke
Thomas Stafford

Iredell
Mary Vessell

Johnston
Hailey Gautier
Lizette Hernandez-Jaimes
Unique Jordan
Brittney McNeill
Samantha Meza Ortiz
Darian Moore
Destiny Perez
Jessica Saavedra Perez
Ashley Tew
Nancy Zapata

Lee
Roberto Acevedo
Jhoander Acevedo Linares
Jamileth Adame
Patrick Adams
Dan Lawrence Agapito
Dan Lucas Agapito
Sinai Aguirre-Cadena
Joshua Albino Fermin
Chad Alderman
Bryan Alvarez
Leslie Alvarez-Hernandez
Jairo Andrade
Michael Ange
Carina Arellano
Matthew Ashworth
Jurydia Avila-Garcia
Anthony Badillo-Reyes
Charles Bailey
Daia Baines
Alexander Baker
Isaac Barstow
Diman Beal
Yadimir Benitez Bustos
Antonio Binns
Cierra Boles
Angelina Bonilla
Noah Bonner
Victoria Bottom
Sandra Bowen
Omar Brito-Lagunas
Chad Bruner
Dakota Buchanan
Drake Budasz
Hailey Burdick
Katelynn Butner
Eduardo Calixto
Edgar Campos
Gerard Capstaff
Julie Carns
Kaloby Cerrato
Abbey Clegg
Zoe Coggins
Alyssa Collier
John Cooner
Jeremy Cotten
Samantha Cousins
Cole Couture
Emmanuel Cox
Porter Craig
Tania Crespo
Joshlyn Cruz Loeza
Marco Cruz-Rios
Lillian Currin
Madyson Daniel
Kamdyn Davis
Levi Davis
Alexis Defelippis
Natalie Denkins
Payton Denkins
Ethan Denman
Isabella Derr
Jervin Diaz Manueles
Dylon Dierolf
Ethan Dinkins
Jacob Dobbs
Corey Dodge
Darah Douglas
Gabriel Duke
Khayla Duval
Gracie Ekedal
Michael Engel
Paola Escobar
Guadalupe Espinoza-Valenzuela
Jheylu Estrada
Abigail Estrada Marcos
Jade Feller
Perla Figueroa Macedo
Sylvia Fore
Lashanda Foster
Alondra Garcia
Clara Garcia
Monserath Garcia de la Cruz
Clemente Garcia-Simon
Angela Geisler
Austin Godfrey
Ramon Gomez
Hunter Gonia
Victor Gonzalez Miner
Heidi Gordillo-Calderon
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