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Chemeketa officials describe college‑credit pathways and scholarship savings for YC students
Summary
Chemeketa Community College representatives told the board that dual‑credit programs (College Credit Now) saved area families nearly $21,000 in tuition for 19 Yamhill Carlton students in 2024–25 and described scholarship and career‑pathway supports for graduates.
Representatives from Chemeketa Community College thanked the district for support of the college’s capital bond and described ongoing partnerships that connect high‑school students to college coursework and scholarships.
"In the 24, 25 school year, 19 young North Carleton High School student took advantage of that, and that saved their families 20 almost $21,000 in tuition," a Chemeketa presenter said when summarizing outcomes from the College Credit Now program. The presenters also described the Chemeketa Scholars grant that awards full tuition for two years to qualifying graduates who attend Chemeketa.
Chemeketa officials described career‑technical investments at the Anvil Valley/McMinnville campus, including a health‑care professions lab for EMS and medical‑assisting students funded via the bond. They noted that a portion of YC graduates enroll at Chemeketa and that the college is a resource for students completing certificates, degrees or transfers to four‑year institutions.
Board members thanked the presenters for partnership details and asked clarifying questions about pathways and local campus projects. No board action was taken; the presentation was informational.
