Like their peers, Maya Murphy and Halle Cuddeback moved their tassels to the left side after receiving diplomas, and shook the hands of school district administrators as they received well-earned congratulations. Unlike the rest of the graduating class however, both already had another academic accomplishment already under their belt: an Associate of Arts degree.
Washington County residents joined Kirkwood Community College higher-ups at a celebration last week, marking the 10-year anniversary of the school’s extension building in Washington.
Kirkwood Washington County Regional Center is excited to announce its student ambassadors for the 2024-25 academic year. These outstanding individuals have been chosen for their leadership, dedication to College Credit in High School (CCHS) learning, and enthusiasm for representing Kirkwood Community College.
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WASHINGTON — The entirety of Washington Middle School’s eighth grade class visited the Kirkwood Regional Center March 28, for a …
WASHINGTON — Kirkwood Washington County Regional Center is excited to announce an upcoming event aimed at providing valuable information to …
WASHINGTON — Kirkwood Washington County Regional Center is excited to introduce a new Continuing Education offering called “Social Media for …
WASHINGTON — Thursday, May 5 was a record-breaking day for Washington County high school students enrolled in Kirkwood’s Patient Care …
WASHINGTON — A handful of participants have started a four-week series of classes at the Kirkwood Regional Center titled “beekeeping …
In 2018, Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a proclamation declaring October “Careers in Construction Month.” Since then, Aaron McGlynn has visited …
The camp was held over three days at the Kirkwood Washington County Regional Center
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