Marysville High Seniors Gain Automatic Admission to SC4 in New Education Initiative

Marysville Public Schools and St. Clair County Community College (SC4) have started a joint initiative to help students transition from high school to college more easily. Starting with the class of 2024, seniors from Marysville High School will be automatically admitted to SC4, eliminating the need for a traditional college application. This partnership aims to simplify the enrollment process and provide students with immediate access to higher education after graduation.

The new system will allow Marysville Public Schools to send student data directly to SC4's data system. This will enable students to set up their SC4 accounts and start the enrollment process for the Fall 2024 semester more efficiently. The initiative is part of a larger effort to promote post-secondary education and assist students in their academic and career goals.

Dr. Shawn Wightman, Superintendent of Marysville Public Schools, stated that this collaboration removes barriers to college enrollment, making it easier for students to pursue higher education immediately after high school. He believes this will benefit the community by encouraging continuous learning and development.

Kirk Kramer, President of SC4, also praised the partnership, noting its benefits for both students and the community. He mentioned that the initiative would likely lead to more students seeking further education.

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