Meet MCC student and Student Government Association President Judith Mendoza Hernandez! Judith was born in Pinehurst, lived in Biscoe for five years, then started first grade in Troy where she has lived ever since. She attended Montgomery West Middle School, works an outside job today, and is currently enrolled in the Career & College Promise (CCP) program at Montgomery Central High School. The CCP dual-enrollment program offers Judith tuition-free college classes at MCC, saving her time and money as she progresses toward a college degree. Through the CCP program, she is getting a head start on higher education, and trying her hand at college-level coursework in a comfortable setting close

Every ten years, institutions of higher learning (including Montgomery Community College) go through a re-accreditation process. The process of accreditation is similar to an audit, in that a third-party examines the functions and performance of the College, to make sure its activities are aligned with its mission to serve students, and to confirm the institution’s policies and procedures are functioning properly to ensure student success. The third-party that examines MCC is called the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, referred to as “SACSCOC” among participating member schools. MCC is coming up on its ten-year review in 2024, and because the process is rather in-depth, preparations for the