Chattahoochee Valley Community College (CVCC) proudly recognized the outstanding accomplishments of its 2025 Dual Enrollment graduates during a special award ceremony held on campus today. The celebration honored high school students who successfully completed college-level coursework through CVCC’s Dual Enrollment Program—earning valuable college credentials before receiving their high school diplomas.

This year, four students earned Associate Degrees, while an additional 52 students were awarded short certificates in high-demand fields including welding, general studies, phlebotomy, and information technology.

“These students have shown incredible commitment, maturity, and resilience,” said Demeka Daniels, Dual Enrollment Coordinator and Success Coach at CVCC. “Balancing high school responsibilities with college coursework is no small task, and we are thrilled to celebrate their success. They are leaving here with a strong academic foundation and a head start on their future goals.”

CVCC’s Dual Enrollment Program continues to grow thanks to strong partnerships with local school districts and community support. By offering high school students the opportunity to earn college credit in a supportive environment, the program empowers students to save time, reduce college costs, and gain confidence in their academic abilities.

Today’s event brought together proud families, faculty, school leaders, and community members to honor these determined young scholars and celebrate their academic journey.

For more information about CVCC’s Dual Enrollment Program, please visit www.cv.edu.

Following is a complete list of all Dual Enrollment graduates

Central High School
Trevon-Nay Bailey

Marleecia Baldwin

Abigail Browder

Taryn Cantrell

Tai Cole

Auston Davis III

Joshua Epps

Miley Gallman

Joseph Garcia

Jessica Griggs

Kalven Hall

Carter Hayes

Avery Grace Ingram

Nevaeh Jackson

Majastey James

Kalyn Johnson

Josphine Kelley

Mardelle Lee

Kimberly Lopez

Morgan Massey

Kyle Matthews

Torrian McCants

D'asia McKenny

Kisten McRoy

Coco Meacham

Erin Miller

Valencia Moffett

Martrelius Newsome

Nakiya Porter

Brennan Rey

Landyn Robinson

Makayla Ross

Kahlishia Ryles

Amaya Sanks
Victor Savell
Taraji Sharp
David Sherman
Ramya Short
Ariauna Shorter
Shawn Smith
Semajah Street
Jhaylin Taylor
Samantha Tillery
Myles Walden
Journey Westbrooks
Trinity Whittington
Mya Williams
Riaeyana Williams
Margaret Yeilding

Russell County High School
Halle Crowell
Zeraya Dudley
Makayla Jackson
Amiah Walker

Smiths Station High School
Cristian Bryant
Addison Frander
Emily Hull

Chattahoochee Valley Community College, a part of the Alabama Community College System (ACCS), is a public two-year college offering associate degrees and certificates in over 50 programs of study. CVCC was founded in 1973 as Chattahoochee Valley State Junior College. CVCC promotes student success and is committed to enriching our community by offering accessible quality educational opportunities through academic transfer, career and technical education, workforce development, and adult education. For more information, visit www.cv.edu.