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Nationally recognized educator speaks to Hill College employees
Hill College employees began the new year by spending the day with nationally recognized educator and speaker, Dr. Mark Taylor, who is on the forefront of transformations in education practice and workplace management.
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Hill grant will help about 40 residents
A $200,000 Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board grant given to Hill College will help 40 residents without high school diplomas or GEDs earn high school and college credits.
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Cleburne board passes Hill College tax increase Monday
The tax increase Hill College asked for in August was in jeopardy at Monday’s Cleburne ISD special called meeting. Seven of eight Johnson County districts asked to increase taxes had already approved the tax hike, but two CISD board members could not agree on a final vote in favor of it.
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Hill College accreditation reaffirmed
At its June meeting, the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools reaffirmed Hill College’s accreditation with no follow-up reports required. Hill College worked on its reaffirmation for nearly three years.
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Hill College approaches school districts about tax raise
Officials from Hill County College approached Cleburne ISD trustees Monday at a regular called board meeting to propose a tax increase for CISD residents that Hill College officials said would mutually benefit the college and Cleburne High School students.
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Hill College faculty attend welding training course
The Hill College welding faculty recently attended 40 hours of welding educator training by Weld-Ed, The National Center for Welding Education and Training, and hosted by TSTC-Waco.
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Dual-credit deadline extended by Hill College
The deadline for Cleburne High School students taking dual-credit classes in the upcoming school year to complete all the registration information required by Hill College has been extended.
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Working capital
With help from the Texas Workforce Commission, Johnson County received what officials hope will be a much-needed employment and economic booster Thursday.
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Nurses learn from doing in bio-terrorism ‘attack’
It’s almost noon on a sultry Thursday when a bomb explodes in the hall of Kennon Health Science Center at Hill College’s Johnson County campus.
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Summer and mini-mester registration open
Have plans this summer? Don’t just hang out on the couch and watch TV. Add a Hill College class to your plans. Get out of the house, and learn a new skill or get ahead on your degree by taking a summer class at Hill. May mini-mester and summer registration is now open.
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