BY ROO MOODY
WCJC prepares for 80th anniversary celebration Since its founding in 1946, Wharton County Junior College has continued to build on its mis- sion of helping students reach their goals, growing from approximately 200 students to 7,000. The junior college currently spans for campuses and o ers more than 40 programs. The celebration To prepare for its 80th anniversary in Septem- ber, the college has prepared a lineup of events. In February, it will hold an employee banquet, followed by a baseball game and tailgate party in March. As for April, a band concert and commu- nity reception will take place, with commence- ment ceremonies in May. Finally, the community celebrations will con- clude with a special volleyball game in September as well as National Night Out and Trunk or Treat events in October.
The junior college o ers multiple programs, including dual credit programs as well as adult learning and literacy classes.
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The college is hosting community events throughout the year to celebrate its 80th anniversary.
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