High School Can’t Spell “Graduate”

It looks like for something as important as graduation that someone would proof read the word "graduate".  That did not happen at a learning establishment.  This high school can't spell graduate correctly.

Rich Township High School in Illinois recently distributed 600 graduation stoles that read "gradutate" instead of graduate.   School official admit they did not notice the mistake until students started bringing it to their attention.  They say they never checked the stoles.

They released a statement that read: "regrettably, there was an error in the graduation sashes provided to us by our vendor, this mistake went unnoticed until the sashes were distributed.  The graduates had already walked the state and for that we sincerely apologize".  Oh dear.  To learn more get all the details right here from WGN.

With the cost of college soaring, high school seniors and those looking to go back to school have tough decisions to make. In many circumstances, it doesn't make sense to go to a 4-year University. Whether you are looking to take a more specialized career path or just knock out some credits before transferring over to another institution to finish your degree. Regardless of your motivation community college is a great option and one that many people choose to pursue. Additionally, community colleges are cheaper than even in-state schools and have 100% admission rates. This makes them accessible to more prospective students. But which school should you go to? There are many community colleges in North Carolina. Some of your decision may depend on the field you'd like to study. There is also a discrepancy in cost between different schools. Location of course also is an important factor as students at community colleges do not live on campus. That's why Niche created its Community College Rankings. Keep reading to see the top 25 highest-rated community colleges in North Carolina.

On this list, you'll find public junior colleges, public technical schools, and all other public 2-year colleges. Read more on how this ranking was calculated.

Location: Bolivia, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $7,400

Location: Charlotte, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $6,652

Location: Salisbury, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $3,451

Location: Whiteville, NC

Acceptance Rate: 110%

Net Cost: $4,534

Location: Raleigh, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $5,269

Location: Hamlet, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $4,984

Location: Rocky Mount, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $6,321

Location: Kinston, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $4,836

Location: Jamestown, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $10,857

Location: Roxboro, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $2,844

Location: Smithfield, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $5,735

Location: Dobson, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $7,196

Location: Elizabeth City, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $,4613

Location: Weldon, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $3,514

Location: Thomasville, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $7,922

Location: Morganton, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $5,093

Location: Asheboro, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $6,58

Location: Shelby, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $1,048

Location: Clinton, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $10,312

Location: Albemarle, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $6,219

Location: Flat Rock, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $7,924

Location: Pinehurst, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $8,967

Location: Goldsboro, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $5,900

Location: Sylva, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $5,562

Location: New Bern, NC

Acceptance Rate: 100%

Net Cost: $6,967