NW-SCC Foundation presents Donation to Sheffield City Schools for Dual Enrollment Program

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NW-SCC Foundation President, David Muhlendorf, presents a check to Sheffield City Schools Superintendent, Keith Lankford, to help grow the Sheffield Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit (DEDC) program. (Pictured from left to right) NW-SCC President Humphrey Lee, Sheffield City Schools Superintendent, Keith Lankford and NW-SCC Foundation President, David Muhlendorf

NW-SCC Foundation President, David Muhlendorf, presents a check to Sheffield City Schools Superintendent, Keith Lankford, to help grow the Sheffield Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit (DEDC) program. (Pictured from left to right) NW-SCC President Humphrey Lee, Sheffield City Schools Superintendent, Keith Lankford and NW-SCC Foundation President, David Muhlendorf

MUSCLE SHOALS-Northwest-Shoals Community College’s (NW-SCC) Foundation President David Muhlendorf presented a $500 check to Sheffield City Schools Superintendent, Keith Lankford, this week to help grow their Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit (DEDC) program.

According to Muhlendorf, he hopes the funds will help to offset some expenses for students interested in the DEDC program between Sheffield and NW-SCC. “I really hope this will be an encouragement for students to do well here (Sheffield High School) and there (NW-SCC) moving forward,” said Muhlendorf.

Sheffield City Schools Superintendent, Keith Lankford, is excited at the thought of growing his Dual Enrollment program and can already see how the funds could especially help students in career technical education. “Our kids that are CTE (Career Technical Education) have other costs associated with dual enrolment and I can see where this would help them,” said Lankford. “This will give them the opportunity to go and make the best of it. We are excited.”

DEDC makes up over 20% of the enrollment at NW-SCC. DEDC is offered to area high school students in 10th, 11th or 12th grade in academic and career technical fields. DEDC allows eligible high school students to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously.

For more information on the NW-SCC Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit program, please contact Roger Garner at 256.331.5289.

MEDIA RELEASE/NWS-CC/TRENT RANDOLPH,COMMUNICATION OFFICER

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