From left, Jason Umfress, vice president for student affairs and enrollment management at College of Coastal Georgia; college president Michelle Johnston; Glynn County Schools’ superintendent Scott Spence; and the school district’s special education services and supports director Pam McKinnon. They signed Thursday an agreement extending the partnership for the REACH program.
From left, Jason Umfress, vice president for student affairs and enrollment management at College of Coastal Georgia; college president Michelle Johnston; Glynn County Schools’ superintendent Scott Spence; and the school district’s special education services and supports director Pam McKinnon. They signed Thursday an agreement extending the partnership for the REACH program.
From left, Jason Umfress, vice president for student affairs and enrollment management at College of Coastal Georgia; college president Michelle Johnston; Glynn County Schools’ superintendent Scott Spence; and the school district’s special education services and supports director Pam McKinnon. They signed Thursday an agreement extending the partnership for the REACH program.
College of Coastal Georgia president Michelle Johnston and Glynn County Schools’ superintendent Scott Spence signed Thursday an agreement extending the partnership for the REACH program.
From left, Jason Umfress, vice president for student affairs and enrollment management at College of Coastal Georgia; college president Michelle Johnston; Glynn County Schools’ superintendent Scott Spence; and the school district’s special education services and supports director Pam McKinnon. They signed Thursday an agreement extending the partnership for the REACH program.
Students in Glynn County Schools’ special education program will continue to benefit this year from a partnership the district has with College of Coastal Georgia that brings the students to the college campus to learn real-world skills they’ll take beyond graduation.
Representatives from CCGA and the school district signed Thursday a memorandum of understanding that extends their partnership for another year and continues the REACH program.
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