INA, Ill. (April 20, 2016) - Nine seniors at Norris City-Omaha-Enfield (NCOE) High School became Warriors yesterday as they registered for Fall 2016 classes with Rend Lake College during College Signing Day. Pictured is, FROM LEFT, FRONT ROW, Joli Murphy and Ana Carter; BACK ROW, Hannah Wimer, Donna White, Alexa Short, Chanse Tullis, Kasey Ingram, and Shelby Webb. Not pictured is Matthew Nelson. Click on the image for a larger view.
(ReAnne Palmer / RLC Public Information)
Advisors will visit Thompsonville today, April 20; Christopher Thursday, April 21; and Woodlawn Friday, April 22 to register interested senior for classes at RLC next fall.
The “Reach Higher†initiative was launched by First Lady Michelle Obama as a way to provide encouragement for students and activating educators, counselors, and other adults to help young people see college as an option, states the campaign’s website.
According to information from the Reach Higher initiative, education after high school is a critical part of a successful future. College graduates have more opportunities than those who choose not to pursue their education past high school. Studies have found that college graduates are set to make 84 percent more over their lifetimes than high school graduates.
To learn more about Reach Higher, visit www.whitehouse.gov/reach-higher.
