It's never too early to start thinking about your college education. Kish offers opportunities to start earning college credits while in high school.
Dual credit provides local high school students with the opportunity to earn college credit from Kish while in high school. Programs include KEC, Dual Enrollment, EMSA and dual credit classes at local high schools.
Kish’s Early College Program provides an opportunity for motivated high school juniors and seniors to work toward an associate degree by taking college courses at their high school or at Kish. Students can choose between general associate degree paths or Engineering, Science & Mathematics Academy (EMSA) tracks.
Kish offers personalized CTE plans for students attending high schools in the Kish district.
Kish's TRIO Upward Bound program works with students at DeKalb High School and provides
the support, motivation and academic preparation necessary to go to college. This
is a federally funded program.
Kishwaukee College recognized two outgoing Board members at the Kishwaukee College Board of Trustees' special reorganizational meeting in April. Board Secretary Kathleen Spears and Trustee Kathleen Watkins were commended and received a plaque recognizing their dedicated service to the College.
Read MoreKishwaukee College seated Diego Gonzalez Zabala as the new Student Trustee on the College's Board of Trustees at the April meeting. Gonzalez Zabala was elected by his peers to the position and took over the role of outgoing Student Trustee Aiyanna Washington.
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