Four 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 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.
Forty graduates from a number of communities in North Iowa were recognized at the ceremony (some chose not to have their names published).
Britt
Mousseau, Raeshawn
Tvedt, Tannyn N.
Charles City
Christians, Nicholas, J.
Hibner, Daniel J.
Priestley, Emily
Schweiger, Kaleb J.
Clarion
Prime, Samantha R.
Simental, Dulce A.
Dumont
Bruns, Mason D.
Forest City
Arnold, Amanda J.
Philipp, Reneka R.
Garner
Huffman, Aleesa M.
Hampton
Perry, Courtney S.
Vela Torres, Cristhian de Jesus
Manly
Stagray, Stephaine
Mason City
Anderson, Amanda J.
Campbell, James C.
Carlson, Krystle E.
Davis, Samantha R.
Durnan, Danielle R.
Kraft, Charles W.
McBride, Brandon D.
Perry, Blake A.
Riker, Kyle S.
McIntire
May, Chadlyn P.
Northwood
Hagen, Carrie J.
Nora Springs
Griffin, Bianca C.
Osage
Sadler, Carol M.
Future or current welfare recipients. They will vote Democrat until they are convicted of felonies.
Well done, it takes a lot of courage to do that
Congrats!!!!
Congratulations to all of you. It takes commitment and strength to go back and earn this honor. Hope that all of your futures are bright.