Summer is almost here, and Northeast Texas Community College is encouraging students to take advantage of flexible summer class options to stay on track, get ahead, or start something new.

NTCC’s five-week summer terms begin June 8 and July 13, with classes available online and face-to-face to fit a variety of schedules. Click here to view the schedule. 

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Dr. Doug and Kathy Richey recently pledged $5,400 to the Northeast Texas Community College Foundation as part of the college’s “$40 for 40 Years” campaign celebrating NTCC’s 40th anniversary.

The gift will provide emergency scholarships for students facing unexpected financial hardships that could otherwise prevent them from continuing their education. The Richeys are pictured at the check presentation with Nita May, Director of Development, and Dr. Jon McCullough, Executive Vice President for Advancement.

As Northeast Texas Community College wraps up its 40th anniversary celebration, the NTCC Foundation is inviting supporters to become part of the college’s lasting legacy through the “$40 for 40 Years” campaign.

Individuals who contribute at least $40 by Aug. 31 will have their names permanently included on a commemorative donor wall that will be installed outside of the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts. Gifts may be designated to any NTCC scholarship, program, or purpose chosen by the donor.

Pictured: Dr. Gerald Stagg (left) is joined by Judge Kent Cooper (center) and Dr. Kevin Rose (right) after being sworn in as NTCC's newest member of the Board of Trustees.

The Northeast Texas Community College Board of Trustees met for its regular May meeting on Tuesday, May 26th. Chairman Robin Sharp opened the meeting with a special presentation honoring Stephanie Thurman for seven years of service on the board.

On Friday, May 22nd, Northeast Texas Community College Continuing Education hosted a six-hour OSHA training for 10 employees from Summit Mechanical of Paris, Texas.

The training focused on workplace safety awareness and OSHA standards, helping participants strengthen their knowledge of safe work practices and jobsite compliance. NTCC appreciates Summit Mechanical’s commitment to employee safety and ongoing workforce development.