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Two Point Isabel students earn associate degrees a semester early through dual-enrollment program
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Point Isabel ISD presented certificates to two seniors who completed associates of arts degrees at Texas Southmost College a semester before high‑school graduation; district staff said about 30 students may finish by May under the program.
Point Isabel ISD honored two students, Victor Ma and Husa Santana, who completed associate of arts degrees at Texas Southmost College a semester ahead of their high‑school graduation. The district credited curriculum alignment begun about five years ago and said the program supports students who can handle rigorous dual‑enrollment coursework.
The superintendent said fewer than 11% of high‑school students nationally complete an associate degree while in high school, and praised the students’ dedication: "This is just the beginning — your future is so bright," a speaker told the graduates. Staff said the district expects roughly 30 students to complete similar awards in May.
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