(KMZA)--Highland Community College will close its Wamego Center at the end of the spring semester.
HCC President Dr. Vincent Bowhay, in a letter to the editor published in The Kansas Chief, said the college's Board of Trustees made the difficult decision last month.
In recent years, Bowhay said enrollment at the Wamego Center has dwindled to just 44 students, leading to an operational deficit.
HCC has been a part of the Wamego community since 1978 and moved into its current facilities at the Industrial Park in the late 1990's. Prior to the move, classes were held at Wamego High School.
Although the college is closing its Wamego Center, Bowhay said HCC will continue to be part of the fabric of the Wamego area through their online programs and early college opportunities.
The college- main campus is located in the city of Highland. It, and the other two satellite campuses in Atchison and Baileyville, will remain open.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Breakins, suspect SUV, draw Highland investigation
Falls City Foods closing local facility
Two felony theft suspects arrested after two-state pursuit
Additional charges filed against former police officer in Pawnee County
Teen driver flees Atchison Co; arrested over LV Co line
2025 Hiawatha Halloween Queen named
Former tribal chair earns decade in federal prison
Man injured in Jackson Co vehicle-deer collision
Hartman earns prison in embezzlement sentencing
One person injured in two-vehicle Jefferson Co crash
Nortonville woman killed in wrong-way crash
Budget cuts affect Register of Deeds in Atchison Co
Brown Co considering changes to revitalization planĀ
Hiawatha Halloween Frolic Friday
KDHE issues revised Boil Water Advisory for Atchison Co RWD 5C
Former State Chamber President and Pawnee City native dies
Forum/Meet & Greet for candidates set in Atchison
LATEST STORIES
Chamber announces new Hall of Famers
Hartman earns prison in embezzlement sentencing
Recall petition served on Peru Mayor
Leavenworth man killed in crash
Nortonville woman killed in wrong-way crash
Two felony theft suspects arrested after two-state pursuit
2025 Hiawatha Halloween Queen named
Public health advisory lifted for local lake
KDHE issues revised Boil Water Advisory for Atchison Co RWD 5C


Printer Friendly
Email to a Friend





