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Clarke County High School valedictorian Emmet Morris is taking about 40 credits with him to the University of Virginia this fall thanks to Â鶹оç’s dual-enrollment program.

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Luray resident Jack Martin chose to come to Â鶹оç to complete his first two years of college because it was fiscally smart to do so.

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Taking dual-enrolled classes through Â鶹оç set her apart when she applied to Wake Forest University, said Victoria Cooper.

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2025 Handley High School graduates Blessed Makahamadze and Amelia Newman have spent several years coming to Â鶹оç’s Middletown Campus to attend Mountain Vista Governor’s School. Now the pair are both headed to Yale University.

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2025 Rappahannock County High School graduate Will Vandrey earned his drones license, and dozens of college credits at Â鶹оç through the dual-enrollment program.

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Kindra Boyd, who is earning her associate degree in early childhood education, is Â鶹оç’s Middletown Campus Outstanding Graduate

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Mikayla Roberts has been named one of Â鶹оç’s two Outstanding Graduates for the Fauquier Campus.

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Isabella Hardy is one of two students to be named the Outstanding Graduate of the Fauquier Campus of Â鶹оç for 2025.

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Deborah Zelleke-Yearwood, who is earning her associate degree in surgical technology, is this year’s Â鶹оç health professions commencement speaker.

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After raising her three children, Wendy Antal, 2025 commencement speaker, turned to Â鶹оç to focus on her own future.

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On a visit to Â鶹оç for a health sciences summer program, Cody Henderson was introduced to the Medical Laboratory Technology program and fell in love with it.

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Brady Hecker will have a year’s worth of college credits when he graduates from Central High School in 2025 thanks to Â鶹оç’s dual-enrollment program.