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Wharton County Junior College drama students rehearse a scene from their upcoming show, "The Children's Hour." From left are Makayla Biskup of El Campo, Leo Pratt of Katy, Kayleigh Knight of Katy and Trace Morris of Needville. WHARTON, TEXAS – The W...

Feb. 6 , 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WHARTON, TEXAS – The Wharton community and surrounding areas outside of Wharton are experiencing virus-type illnesses.

The WCJC Office of Marketing and Communications has garnered 36 awards for excellence since 2001, including most recently two gold medals from NCMPR's 2018 Medallion Awards. WHARTON, TEXAS – Wharton County Junior College’s Office of Marketing and Co...

Duaa Qamar, a student at WCJC’s Sugar Land campus, will travel to Florida this summer to participate in NASA’s Community College Aerospace Scholars program. SUGAR LAND, TEXAS – Duaa Qamar, a student at Wharton County Junior College’s Sugar Land camp...

Wharton County Junior College trombone player Angel Ramos of Orchard has earned a spot on the Texas Two Year College All-State Band and will perform in February at the Texas Music Educators Association Conference in San Antonio. WHARTON, TEXAS – It ...

Since arriving at WCJC in March of 2018, Dr. Amanda Allen has had her hands full as Vice President of Planning and Institutional Effectiveness.

Jan. 14, 2019 Marybelle Perez, Wharton County Junior College’s Director of Grant Writing, will help oversee a $500,000 grant that will be utilized for enrollment recovery, outreach efforts...

Twenty students recently earned their Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing from Wharton County Junior College. Front row, left to right, are Miranda Molina of Fresno, Hanna Balcazar of Sugar Land, Karen Erevia of Deer Park, Shannon Biles of...

WCJC Choir members, from left, Catching Valentinis-Dee of Katy, Nicholas Paoletti of Richmond and Alexis Nieves of Rosenberg qualified for the Texas Two Year College All-State Choir and will perform in San Antonio in the Spring of 2019. WHARTON, TEX...

Dec. 10, 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WHARTON, TEXAS – Wharton County Junior College students enrolled in an Allied Health program will receive some financial assistance this spring, thanks to the M.G.

SECOND RELEASE A $383,615 grant from the Texas Workforce Commission will provide customized job training for WCJC students interested in the construction industry. Front row, left to right, are Tamara Sealy, WCJC's Continuing Education Corporate C...

Wharton County Junior College Band students perfect their sound in preparation for the "Christmas Time" concert, scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec.