Contributed Photo Seniors from Menominee Indian High School who took 4x4 classes at the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College were recently recognized for their hard work at the Shawano Regional Learning Center. They included, from left, Ronald Frechette, Tiana Nickey, Santana Caldwell, Alyssa James and Alexis Corn. Not pictured are Autumn Chevalier, Mary Jane James, Megan Kaquatosh, Monae Waukau, Aaliyah Pecore, Jordyne Firgens, Julie Schlichting and Jay Reiter.
Menominee Indian High School
Seniors from Menominee Indian High School who took 4x4 classes at the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College were recently recognized for their hard work at the Shawano Regional Learning Center.
The 4x4 classes allow high school students to take one NWTC general studies course at a time. Each class is held four days a week and is completed at the end of four weeks. Students can apply their credits toward a degree at NWTC or transfer credits to a four-year college.
Th MIHS students had an average GPA each year of over 3.0 and took between nine and 21 college credits.
Recently, 13 students were recognized at an informal ceremony in front of their family and friends. Each student received a certificate indicating the number of credits they completed at NWTC.