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Coahoma Community College Aims for a Historic Six-Peat in the Retool Your School Initiative: "Six in the Mix"
Coahoma Community College proudly announces its participation in the Retool Your School initiative for the sixth consecutive year, adopting the theme "Six in the Mix" to signal its commitment to excellence. Read more
DR. KELVIN K. TOWERS NAMED 2024 HUMANITIES TEACHER OF THE YEAR
CLARKSDALE, MS – Coahoma Community College proudly named Dr. Kelvin K. Towers, Fine Arts Department Chair and Director of Choral Activities at Coahoma Community College, as the recipient of the Mississippi Humanities Teacher of the Year 2024 award.
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2024 Black History Month: African Americans and the Arts
Coahoma Community College is proud to announce its exciting lineup of events for the 2024 Black History Month, celebrating the rich heritage and contributions of African Americans to society.
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EMT program to release 7 graduates June 12, Swan to keynote
With a ceremony set to be held in the Georgia Lewis Theater of the CCC main campus on Saturday, June 12, 2021, at 10 a.m., EMT graduates will be pinned. Slated to address the graduates is Pafford EMS supervisor George Scott Swan, who holds the title of interim operations manager for the Mississippi mid-Delta... Read more
CCC joins Clarksdale Mayor Chuck Espy in celebrating ‘Second Chance’ graduates
Participants of Mayor Chuck Espy’s Second Chance Program marched into the promise of brighter tomorrows at yesterday’s graduation ceremony. Read more
Willingham, Blockett explore effective approaches to management with Mississippi Community College Leadership Academy
Two outstanding staff members of Coahoma Community College, Lorean Willingham and Nekedra Blockett, were selected to take part in the 2020-2021 Mississippi Community College Leadership Academy. The employees are enthused to have recently completed the one-year program that began in June 2020. Read more