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Western Harnett High School is the first recipient of Central Carolina Community College’s President’s Cup, which will be presented annually to the high school having the highest percentage of graduates continuing their education at CCCC. Of Western Harnett’s 242 graduates in 2010, 46 – 19 percent – enrolled at CCCC. Administrators from the college visited the high school June 13 to present the Cup. Pictured (from left) are WHHS counselors Cynthia Wood and Shannon Bradley; CCCC Dean of Vocational and Technical Programs Stephen Athans; WHHS Principal William Wright Jr., CCCC Harnett Provost Bill Tyson; WHHS counselor Reginald Lowery, and CCCC Vice President for Academic Affairs Lisa Chapman. For more information about programs at Central Carolina Community College, visit its Web site, www.cccc.edu.

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Western Harnett High School is the first recipient of Central Carolina Community College’s President’s Cup, which will be presented annually to the high school having the highest percentage of graduates continuing their education at CCCC. Of Western Harnett’s 242 graduates in 2010, 46 – 19 percent – enrolled at CCCC. Administrators from the college visited the high school June 13 to present the Cup. Joyce Bryan, CCCC ceramics instructor and a professional potter with her own business, Stone Crow Pottery, in Pittsboro, made the glazed ceramic bowl. For more information about programs at Central Carolina Community College, visit its Web site, www.cccc.edu.