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Marlette wins Sanilac academic games at SC4

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SC4’s The Spiral Studio to feature local artist

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SC4 celebrates 85th anniversary in 2008

January 23
SC4 to offer open source software classes

January 23
SC4 offering certified nurse aide class in Bad Axe

January 21
SC4 to participate in national financial-aid event

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SC4 to host Sanilac County Academic Games

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SC4 announces date for Free College Day 2008

January 8
More than 1,500 SC4 students earn honors

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SC4 free concert to feature pianist

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SC4 to offer firefighter academy

January 2
SC4 extends registration hours for winter semester

January 21, 2008

SC4 to host Sanilac County Academic Games

The 23rd annual Raymond T. Dunbar Jr. Sanilac County Academic Games are planned for 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, on St. Clair County Community College’s Port Huron campus.

More than 100 high school students representing six school districts in Sanilac County will challenge each other in four academic areas: language arts, mathematics, science and social studies. Questions are written by SC4 professors, who also will judge the competition.

Opening remarks will be by state Rep. John Espinoza, D-Croswell, 83rd District. The day will consist of three rounds of questioning to determine the winning school.

For details, call Pamela Oziah at SC4’s Student Success Center at (810) 989-5520.