Congratulations to Edna Furey Grant recipients Caroline Hill and Nichole Mellish

31 Oct

Congratulations to Edna Furey Grant recipients Caroline Hill and Nichole Mellish

Kingston State College has worked on a project to to develop and improve students’ communication, literacy and life skills for identified senior students. Through participation in a business venture and a driver awareness program improvements were seen in attendance, engagement and achievement. Go to the Members section to read the full report.

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