Central Carolina Technical College students Chandler Johnson and Brooke Jackson placed first and fourth in their respective welding categories while competing at the 42nd annual South Carolina Technical College (SCTC)
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
By Zeniya Cooley College has always been a balancing act for students. From clubs to internships, learners have had to juggle multiple responsibilities on top of their classes. However, with 74
by Zeniya Cooley At Central Carolina Technical College, it’s never too late to learn. In fact, adult learners—students older than 25—are a prominent demographic at the college, which currently enrolls
A generous $125,000 gift from an anonymous donor will provide critical support to incoming students at Central Carolina Technical College (CCTC) this fall, helping them begin training in high-demand fields
Central Carolina Technical College students Christy Pinho-Perdigao and Stephen Magee have been selected as members of the 2025 Phi Theta Kappa South Carolina All-State Academic Team. Students from all 16
By ZENIYA COOLEY SUMTER, SC (03/17/2025) Central Carolina Technical College’s National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) pass rate for registered nursing exceeded the national pass rate, according to recent data from
CCTC Student Nurses’ Association (SNA) made a strong impact at the State Conference. Our students also excelled in the ATI pharmacology group presentation, outperforming teams from USC, Lander University and others.
During this time, you may notice law enforcement presence as part of routine safety coordination. There is no cause for concern.