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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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Coahoma launches new website
Coahoma Community College officially launched its new online presence on April 27, when a redesigned home page and core Web site went live. Read more
Retirees poised for graceful farewell to Coahoma Community College
The campus community is having to say its goodbyes to beloved, long-serving employees of the College. Read more
Division of Health Sciences prepares for graduates’ send-off
The Division of Health Sciences is making plans and arrangements to launch more students called to tend to the injured and ill into various health care sectors with upcoming pinning ceremonies. Read more