The theatre department at Northeast Texas Community College is pleased to present A Night of Shorts…But Not the Bermuda Kind April 21-23 on the stage of the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts. The production will include five short plays written and directed by Dr. Page Petrucka, NTCC Associate Professor of Theatre.
Mickey Mayne relays was Friday afternoon and from the looks we had a lot of people coming out to watch some good schools compete. We also had prom Saturday night, so to say that our students, teachers, and coaches are worn out is an understatement. As we move closer to graduation I wanted to personally thank our seniors and their parents/guardians for making this year a fun, energetic, and exciting year for Coach Betts, myself, and the rest of our staff. We are all excited about our Senior Tigers moving on to greater things. Our prayer is that they stay safe and make us proud as they achieve their goals. Our district track meet is this week in New Diana and I hope to see everyone there. As always, stay safe and next week we will be back with some more loving, positive, and uplifting information about our school, students, and community. God bless and go Tigers!
Saturday afternoon, April 2, if you saw a large number of people in white t-shirts walking or running on campus, you witnessed the awareness portion, a 5K walk/run, of NTCC Psi Beta’s event. Psi Beta is the national honor society for psychology for two-year colleges. Psi Beta President, Hilda Rodriguez, welcomed those assembled by thanking them for making the objective of raising awareness of suicide and sharing strategies to prevent suicide possible.
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The Northeast Texas Community College Art Department will hold its annual student art show from Friday, April 8th through Tuesday, April 27th in the foyer gallery of the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts. The exhibit will feature over 100 student artworks in design, drawing, ceramics, photography, and digital media. A reception will be held Wednesday, April 13th in the Whatley Center foyer at 12:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to come, meet our amazing students, and enjoy the exhibit.