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RichmondCC announces Honor Lists for 2024 spring semester
HAMLET — Richmond Community College has announced its honor lists for the 2024 Spring Semester. The President’s List identifies students who earn an “A” in all courses and have a 4.0 grade point average while carrying 12 or more semester credit hours excluding developmental courses. The Dean’s List identifies students who attain a minimum grade point average of 3.5 with no grade lower than a “B” while carrying 12 or more semester credit hours excluding developmental courses.
Enhance Your Skills This Summer: Rockingham Community College Offers Diverse Short-Term Courses
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Four Raiders, Brown highlight All-SAC baseball roster
ROCKINGHAM — The postseason accolades are pouring in for the Richmond Senior High School baseball program following one of its best seasons in recent memory. Four players were named to the 2024 All-Sandhills Athletic Conference team, which was released following Pinecrest High School’s departure in the fourth round of the state playoffs Friday.
PHOTOS: Richmond Early College Class of 2024
HAMLET — “Can you believe the time has come?” Principal Joy Smart asked the 2024 graduates of Richmond Early College High School the evening of May 17. Family and friends of the graduates packed Cole Auditorium at Richmond Community College to watch their loved ones walk across the stage after four years of hard work to earn both a high school diploma and associate degree.
Trio of Raiders compete at NCHSAA 4A state championship meet
GREENSBORO — Three Richmond Senior High School student-athletes competed in Friday’s NCHSAA 4A state championship track and field meet. Facing the best of the best from across the state, the meet was held at the Marcus T. Johnson Track at North Carolina A&T State University. Representing Richmond were...
Cypress Creek Renewables backs recycling, sustainability initiatives at St. Andrews
DURHAM — Cypress Creek Renewables has announced its support of the relaunch of St. Andrew’s University’s recycling program, and funding for scholarships and STEAM programs, through a $15,000 contribution. The recycling program will be led by the St. Andrew’s Student Government Association which will organize an educational...
Aaron Coleman and Tyrene McKenzie: The Official Richmond County Male Student-Athletes of the Week
ROCKINGHAM — As part of a special edition to close out the 2023-24 school year, senior Tyrene McKenzie and junior Aaron Coleman have been named the Official Richmond County Male Student-Athletes of the Week presented by Rockingham NC Self Storage. The last two student-athletes at Richmond Senior High School...
SCS designated Purple Star Award
LAURINBURG — Again, Scotland County Schools has been designated the Purple Start Award for its support to military-connected students. The school district was among 26 other districts throughout the state to earn the recognition. Representatives from the SCS traveled to Raleigh where they were presented with a plaque. “This...
Focus, determination results in Revels’ acceptance to more than 30 colleges
LAURINBURG — Getting accepted into the school of your dreams is a pivotal accomplishment for many students preparing to graduate high school. This happened to Scotland Early College High School senior Tawanna Revels, who was not only accepted into her dream school but more than 30 others. This fall,...
Scotland native Amy Peele Sloop named Marlboro Academy headmaster
BENNETTSVILLE, S.C. — The board of directors for Marlboro Academy announced that Amy Peele Sloop has accepted the position of headmaster, beginning at the 2024-2025 school year. According to an announcement submitted to The Laurinburg Exchange, after careful consideration, the board concluded that Sloop “possessed the enthusiasm and drive...
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