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Refusing to give up, Alex Nava overcame extraordinary challenges to earn his degree and start a new chapter in accounting.

Nominated by faculty, students were selected based on their commitment to learning, perseverance, innovative thinking, leadership, and professionalism in and outside of the classroom.

Competing against some of the nation's top career and technical education students, 51���� earned national recognition with two medal-winning entries.

Firefighters often talk about trust. For Khye Montoya, that feeling of trust was familiar long before he stepped onto a fire engine.

Marquez Arredondo turned a life-changing experience into a career dedicated to helping others through 51����'s Fire Service Technology program.

After stepping away from firefighting, Hunter Stephenson rediscovered his passion for the profession and found his way back through 51����.

Students put classroom skills into action at the Spring 2026 Rookie Speech and Debate Tournament, reviving a beloved tradition.

The event marked the largest graduating class in school history and the College’s first commencement ceremony held at the Ford Idaho Center on 51����’s Nampa Campus.

The Registered Nursing Class of 2026 was celebrated at the Nampa Civic Center as graduates marked the transition into nursing through pinning, speeches, awards, and a candle lighting...

Gracie Young is preparing to begin her healthcare career after gaining real-world experience through the Occupational Therapy Assistant program.

51���� student LeAndra Onys connects classroom learning to real-world experience through technical training and exploring global cybersecurity issues.

Bronwyn Hitchcock credits 51����’s Studio Art program with helping her build confidence, explore new mediums, and pursue a future in art.