Greene Early College LCC graduates
The following Greene Early College High School students graduated from Lenoir Community College on Thursday, May 9, 2024 at LCC:
- Michael Bridges: Associate of Science degree
- Ashley Carrillo-Nunez: Associate of Arts degree
- J'Nyah Corbett: Associate of Arts degree
- Kayla Guzman: Associate of Science degree, Business Certificate, and Pharmacy Technician certificate
- Tyreek Jones: Associate of Science degree
- Emma Roberson: Associate of Arts in Teacher Preparation degree
- Keyanne Sanders: Associate of Science degree
- Jeidy Tevalan-Lazama: Associate of Arts and Accounting degree, Pharmacy Technician certificate
- Lyset Valle: Associate of Arts degree
Students at Greene Early College High School have the opportunity to earn a high school degree along with a two-year associate’s degree and/or a certificate in various fields. This requires dedication and motivation because students are enrolled in high school and college classes. To succeed, students receive support and guidance from a dedicated staff.
“During my time at GEC, I have been given many opportunities to expand my knowledge and grow as a person. My experience at GEC was rewarding through the many ways GEC gives back to the community. It has also taught me communication skills, problem solving, and traits of a good leader.” -Emma Roberson
“My experience at GEC was rewarding and unforgettable! I made a forever family with my peers and the GEC staff. I am grateful for the support from the teachers and staff! They have helped build my confidence and provide me with the tools needed to succeed. To attend GEC was the best decision! I will miss it but am well equipped for the next chapter in my life!” -Jeidy Tevalan-Lezama
Dr. Hunt, President of LCC and Lyset Valle
Dr. Hunt, President of LCC and J’Nyah Corbett
Dr. Hunt, President of LCC and Ashley Carrillo
Pamela Gonzalez, GECHS LCC Liaison, Keyanne Sanders, Jeidy Tevalan-Lezama, Kayla Guzman, Tyreek Jones, Emma Roberson, Michael Bridges, and Taylor Moore, Principal of Greene Early College High School
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