Cleveland State Community College

🤔📚 Considering going back to school, but not sure it’s doable?

Join us on Tuesday, June 16, from 5:30-7:30pm for a Night of Hope on our Cleveland campus!

This free event includes a complimentary dinner and provides an opportunity to speak with representatives about the various educational programs and opportunities at our college.

Community partners will share information about local resources that help adult learners overcome obstacles to attend college, and information will be available on financial assistance, childcare, transportation, veteran services, housing support, and more!

We offer a wide variety of programs including Associate of Arts, Associate of
Science, and Associate of Applied Science, as well as technical certificates.

Flexible scheduling options are available to accommodate working adults, along with specialized programs like the Advance Business program and services tailored to veterans.

To register: https://apply.clevelandstatecc.edu/register/?id=b9693ea7-4f6f-4fd4-b98f-8e513e0c9254

👏 Congratulations to seven inmates at the McMinn County Justice Center who recently completed a Workforce Development welding bootcamp to earn their American Welding Society certifications!

Thank you to Norfolk Southern and our Adult Education department for making this possible!

📚 Exciting news! We are launching a pilot program to expand opportunities for dual enrollment students for the 2026-2027 academic year. The program is designed to remove financial barriers for eligible students in 11th and 12 grade who want to pursue college credit while still in high school.

The college will cover all remaining tuition and mandatory fees for participating students after the Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant and any applicable third-party scholarships are applied. The college will also provide all required course materials and resources, including e-books and related fees.

The pilot program is open to all 11th and 12th graders in the college’s five county service area of Bradley, McMinn, Meigs, Polk, and Monroe who are enrolled in dual enrollment or Tennessee Valley Early College programs.

The program will be evaluated throughout the academic year to determine potential continuation or modifications prior to the 2027-2028 year.

For more information, call (423) 614-8734 or email [email protected].