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MCC Launches Child Care Academy

To address the severe staffing shortages contributing to North Carolina’s child care crisis, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is partnering with 16 North Carolina institutions of higher education to establish Child Care Academies. These academies provide shortened, intensive training and required certifications at no cost to participants, preparing individuals for employment in licensed child care settings. Montgomery Community College is proud to be one of the selected institutions participating in this statewide initiative. Traditional pathways to becoming a lead teacher in early childhood education can take several weeks or months to complete. MCC’s Child Care Academy, offered through Continuing Education as EDU 3119, delivers a comprehensive

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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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