Madison College honored 400 graduates who earned their high school credentials through the college's General Educational Development (GED) and High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) programs during its High School Completion Recognition Ceremony on June 3 at the Truax Campus.
The graduates represent a wide range of life experiences and backgrounds, including first-generation college students, migrant and seasonal farmworkers, incarcerated learners, multilingual students and adults returning to education after years away from the classroom. Their achievements mark significant milestones on pathways to college, careers and economic mobility.
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After completing her HEP studies, Vazquez earned an Associate of Science in Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement from Madison College, followed by a bachelor's degree in human services and a master's degree in educational psychology and school counseling.
Today, she serves as a high school counselor, helping students navigate academic, career and personal challenges while encouraging them to pursue their goals.
Vazquez encouraged graduates to honor their accomplishments and move forward with purpose during the June 3 ceremony.
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