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MCC Seeking Feedback for Strategic Plan

In preparation for its next Five-Year Strategic Plan, Montgomery Community College is collecting information from members of the community. Public opinions and ideas will help the College understand diverse perspectives, and guide them as they craft and implement new initiatives to meet the needs of Montgomery County. “MCC exists to further the educational goals of our community,” explains College President Dr. Chad Bledsoe. “Whether one’s goal is to certify in a technical field, to prepare for further academic studies, to obtain a degree to assist in career development, or to take personal interest courses, MCC has opportunities for students to challenge themselves and learn new skills. For this reason, we

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Thousands of Meals Prepared at MLK “Day On” Event at MCC

Approximately 120 volunteers met at Montgomery Community College to package nearly 10,000 meals in a half-day of service on January 20, 2025. Volunteers from MCC (board, students, faculty and staff), Communities in Schools, 4-H, Youth Leadership Montgomery, Eckerd Connects, Montgomery County Schools staff, East Middle School, Montgomery County Early College and Troy Rotary participated in the 17th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. “Day On” Challenge. PHOTO: MCC Board Chair Gordon Knowles joins volunteers to begin the assembly line process of packing thousands of meals. This year’s meal is a pasta dish with tomato basil sauce, with each bag feeding four to six people. Montgomery Community College was the recipient of a Randolph Electric

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MCC Serving Students Off-campus

Montgomery Community College has programs to serve non-traditional students where they are, as not all students are able to access classes on the Troy campus. Nancy Mortan, Jason Whitley and Ronnie James are MCC’s instructors at Southern Correctional Institution. Eckerd Connects Instructors Jessie Myrick and Jerry Henderson. The first program, called Eckerd Connects, provides High School Equivalency (HSE) instruction to young people in the juvenile justice system. Around ten students graduate from this MCC program each year, and go on to enjoy a fresh start with further education or job training. Eckerd Connects, which operates youth and family programs in 21 states, offers vocational services, high school equivalency, and career

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