Six student speakers shared their journeys with the guests, and the NIACC Foundation also awarded NIACC scholarships to top-scoring graduates. A reception for graduates, families, friends, and supporters was held in the Activity Center immediately following the ceremony.
HSED (formerly GED®) graduates must successfully complete the battery of five tests on the HiSET™ exam to obtain their high school equivalency diploma from the Iowa Department of Education. The program helps people from a variety of age groups and backgrounds reach this crucial goal.
Fifty-nine graduates from a number of communities in North Iowa were recognized at the ceremony (several chose not to have their names published).
Alta Vista
Steine, Donald G.
Aredale
Johnson, Nicholas R.L.
Britt
Tvedt, Taylor N.
Charles City
Nelson, Chloe A.
Reams, Roberta M.
Stewart, Susan J.
Clear Lake
Albresch, George D.
Rieman, Jazmyn M.
Gray, Sarah R.
Johnson, Andrea N.
Floyd
Lensing, Pierce D.
Forest City
Mannella, Jillian M.
Garner
Fitzgerald, Holdyn A.
Hampton
Corwin, Camie K.
Rodriguez, Ismael
Rodriguez, Toni L.
Joice
Miller, Jacob A.
Toomer, Lamonttina J.
Kanawha
Ramos-Guido, Rubi
Klemme
Horspool-Ridlon, Jamie L.
Kendrick, Shuree N.P.
Lake Mills
Morales, Kari
Watson, Taylor M.
Latimer
Elivar, Rosa
Mason City
Baker Jr., David T.
Bell, Bradley J.
Carbuckle, George J.
Castillo, Desiree R.
Dreher, Jordan S.
Hadacek, Brandon L.
Hunter, Jason M.
Lacey, Antonie D.
Lyons, Donovan J.
MacLeod, James C.
Mussman, Kip J.
Partridge, Theresa J
Poulter, Jennifer M.
Rivera, Dominique L.
Scott, Zackary T.
Tully, Rebecca A.
Vosburgh, Malina S.
Wilkin, Tiffany L.
Williams, Danae S.
Wixom, Joshua A.
Nashua
Anderson, Gatlin W.
Schilling, Cody A.
Kohlmeyer, Blake C.
New Hampton
Otten, Stacy J.
Northwood
Anderson, Krystal M.
Anderson, Mitchell L.
Pepper, Katie L.
Plymouth
Jurgena, Mariah L.
Rockford
Fisher, Tatum B.
Sheffield
Blau, Matthew S.
Herschberger, Loren C.
Thornton
Helm, Cameron
