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TENNESSEE VALLEY Early College (TVEC) students were honored with an awards reception on Monday night in CSCC’s Health and Science Center. TVEC at Cleveland State is a partnership program between the college and local school systems designed to allow students to pursue college credit at the same time they are earning a high school diploma. This was the college’s second cohort to graduate with the TVEC program. From left, front, are Becky Guthrie, Cleveland High School; TVEC students Alek Pagan, Kristen Hamilton, Mya Rodriguez, Lily Bradney, Amberlynn Campbell and Mila Taylor; back row, Dr. Bill Seymour, CSCC president; TVEC students Andrew Barnette, Elizabeth Yielding, Katie Hamilton, Ryan Medlin, Joy Douglass, Kelli Roach, CSCC Early College/Dual Enrollment coordinator; and Dr. Michael Stokes, vice president for Student Services. Not available for the photo was Luis Martinez.

5/5/21

RODGER HILL, left, and Zach Presley, right, two graduates of CSCC’s Mechatronics Engineering Technology program, took home first place in design at the recent 2021 UTC Technology Symposium for their automated car wash system project. The former CSCC students won a trophy and a cash prize. They are both employed with Triumph Sheets of Cleveland. Hill and Presley stand with their spring 2020 capstone engineering project featured in the showcase.

5/5/21

Courtney Rogers graduates from University of Mississippi

Courtney Rogers graduates from University of Mississippi OXFORD, MISS. — Courtney Elizabeth Rogers, of Cleveland, is among the more than 5,000 candidates for graduation in the Class of 2021 who will be celebrated during the university's 168th Commencement exercises. Rogers, who is a master of accountancy and data analytics major, is a candidate for a master of accountancy and data analytics degree in the Graduate School. more

5/5/21

BRADLEY CENTRAL High School celebrated this year’s Top Ten graduates and seniors with a 30+ on the ACT at a luncheon this past week. Parents attended this event as well as administrators. Each student was presented with a hat from their chosen university. The luncheon and the hats were provided by the Gear-Up grant. From left, front, are Michaela Bidon (salutatorian), Carson Sears, Paige White, Gracie Patterson, Janine Peck; back, Keegan Farkas, Ashlyn Torbett, Kelsey Carman, Mason Rothwell (valedictorian) Cole Haney, Delaney Stone, Elijah Patty and Jeremiah Augustine.

5-2 BCHS Top Ten Students

5/1/21

ACADEMIC ALL-STAR Luncheon/College Signing day was held Tuesday at Bradley Central High School. The luncheon honored the top ten 2021 graduates and the students who scored a 30+ on the ACT. Cole Haney was the recipient of the US Air Force Academy Falcon Scholarship. He will attend Georgia Military Academy and US Air Force Academy class of 2026. From left standing are Steve Montgomery (Prospect principal), Mickey Clark (Crossroad Community Church pastor), Grant Haney (brother), Dawson Haney (brother), Dr. Linda Cash (director of Bradley County Schools), Todd Shoemaker (secondary supervisor of Bradley County Schools), Greg Kersey (criminal justice teacher), an d Patrick Spangler (Bradley Central High School principal); and seated, Lucretia Haney (grandmother), Chris Haney (father), Cole Haney (recipient), Scherre Haney (mother), and Drew German (assistant men's basketball coach).

All-Star — Cole Haney

5/1/21

CMS, CHS recognized for positive school culture

Cleveland High School and Cleveland Middle School were recently named Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase Schools. Capturing Kids’ Heart, a Flippen Group program, focuses on … more

By KAITLIN GEBBY | 4/28/21

Jessica Melton inducted into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi

Jessica Melton inducted into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi more

4/28/21

CSCC offers STEAM camps for summer enrichment

Summer is just around the corner, and Cleveland State Community College recently announced its annual STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) Camp schedule. This summer’s … more

4/24/21

CASON STILL of Cleveland was the recipient of the Biology Award during Shorter University’s Awards Day. Dr. Clint Helms, dean of the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, presented the award.

CAMPUS — SHORTER AWARD

4/17/21

CSCC Cougar Day

IN AN EFFORT to get students to register early for the fall semester, the Recruiting Department has been busy hosting a variety of Cougar Days both on and off campus. Any student interested in attending CSCC can attend a Cougar Day. To register for a Cougar Day or for more information, interested students should contact their high school guidance counselor or email clscc_info@clevelandstatecc.edu. Students from McMinn Central High School participated in their Cougar Day on Cleveland State’s campus this week. more

4/17/21

WALKER VALLEY High School cheerleader Kaylee Ownby signs with Bryan College on Tuesday with her family at her side. Behind her are brothers Brody and Tucker Ownby; to her left is her mother, Cristy Ownby, and to her right is Chad "The Rad Dad" Ownby.

Walker Valley signs cheerleader to Bryan College

By KAITLIN GEBBY | 4/17/21

CSCC’s Medina and Phanor selected as Outstanding Honor Students

CSCC’s Medina and Phanor selected as Outstanding Honor Students more

4/17/21

Clarence J. Abbott lecture in biblical studies planned April 21 at PTS

Clarence J. Abbott lecture in biblical studies planned April 21 at PTS The Pentecostal Theological Seminary will hold the 19th annual Clarence J. Abbott Lecture in Biblical Studies April 21 in the Cross Chapel/Studio at the Seminary. The theme of the lecture is “Pentecostal Reflections on Revelation and the ‘New Creation.”’ The lecture will be offered by John Christopher Thomas, Clarence J. Abbott professor of biblical studies at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary in Cleveland and director of the Centre for Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies at Bangor University in Bangor, North Wales. A member of the full-time faculty of the Pentecostal Theological Seminary since 1982, Thomas has been honored for his work in New Testament scholarship by his election into membership of the Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas and his appointment as the Clarence J. Abbott professor of Biblical Studies at the seminary. more

4/16/21

The Allied Arts Council of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce funded a T-shirt project for fourth and/or fifth-grade students from Arnold Memorial and Blythe-Bower Elementary Schools. This generous grant gave students at these schools the opportunity to create polygonal T-shirt designs of their school mascots using stencils and fabric paint. The students did a wonderful job, and the T-shirts turned out great.

T-shirt designs at Arnold, Blythe-Bower

Jonathan Dockery Art Teacher at Arnold Memorial and Blythe-Bower Elementary Schools more

4/14/21

Living through the pandemic

CMS Raider Times more

By ASHER EASLEY | 4/10/21

Advance Program is ideal for working adults

Eighteen months. One night a week. Earn a degree! Are you ready to make a career change? Looking to be promoted? Cleveland State Community College can help! CSCC offers students the opportunity … more

4/10/21

North Lee Honor Roll

North Lee Elementary School Honor Roll 3rd Nine weeks 2021 more

4/3/21

SOUTH POLK Elementary students were competitors in the recent Polk County 4-H Public Speaking event.

Polk 4H public speaking

Polk County 4-H speak out at public speaking contest more

By GREG PAXTON | 4/3/21

Cleveland State plans Cougar Days

Cleveland State plans Cougar Days more

4/3/21

Michigan Avenue Elementary honor roll

THIRD GRADE “A” HONOR ROLL Carter Bevis, Illiana Blalock, Joelle Bocoo, Breelyn Bosken, Kyla Cross, Drew Gibson, Nolan Harrod, Ellie Johnston, Ashlyn Ledford, Hayden … more

4/3/21