Central Carolina held its 2026 commencement services on Friday, May 8 at the Sumter County Civic Center. Over 300 students participated as family and friends gathered to celebrate their achievements.
On April 30, TRIO hosted the 21st Annual Awards and Recognition Ceremony for the Student Support Services and Veterans Upward Bound programs. The ceremony is a time to celebrate the
by Zeniya Cooley How does one become a leader? By witnessing and modeling the leadership qualities of parents, siblings and community members, no doubt. But a person also grows into
Central Carolina Technical College hosted its annual Skills Exploration Expo (SEE) on Saturday, April 18. Prospective students, community members and their families were invited to learn more about the academic
By: Zeniya Cooley At a time when healthcare organizations are facing a 30 percent nationwide shortage in medical coders, Central Carolina’s medical record coding program is working to close that
An anonymous donor has contributed $240,000 to Central Carolina Technical College to provide comprehensive toolkits for students entering high-demand trade programs for the fall 2026 semester. The investment specifically targets
Central Carolina Technical College has once again been recognized for its commitment to serving the military community, earning the 2026-2027 Military Friendly School Gold designation in the small community college
ore than 400 high school students joined us for our annual Come See Me Day at Central Carolina Technical College, and what a day it was. Students from across our
SUMTER, SC — More than 100 scholarships from the Central Carolina Technical College Foundation are available for college students in Clarendon, Kershaw, Lee and Sumter Counties for the 2026-2027 academic
First-gen graduate. Future environmental leader. Savana Marksbary graduated from CCTC in 2024 with an Associate in Applied Science in Natural Resources Management, becoming the first in her family to earn
During this time, you may notice law enforcement presence as part of routine safety coordination. There is no cause for concern.