Cloud County Community College Announces Spring 2026 Honors and Certificate Recipients

CONCORDIA, KS — Cloud County Community College has officially released its academic honors and technical certificate recipients for the Spring 2026 semester, recognizing outstanding student achievements across the region.

The announcement highlights students who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance in their coursework, as well as those who have completed specialized technical programs.

Technical Certificate Recipients

Technical certificates are awarded to students who complete focused, rigorous programs of instruction ranging between 15 and 60 semester hours. Among the recipients is:

  • Joshua Schroller (Hanover) – Earned both a Wind Energy 16-Hour Certificate and a Wind Energy Technology 33-Hour Certificate.

Spring 2026 Honor Roll

To qualify for the Cloud County Honor Roll, students must maintain a high academic standard, completing a minimum of 12 credit hours while achieving a semester grade point average (GPA) between 3.66 and 3.899.

The area students earning this distinction include:

  • McKenzie Baker (Morrowville)
  • Bailey Clairmont (Clifton)
  • Makayla Herrs (Washington)
  • Joshua Schroller (Hanover)

President’s Honor List

The highest academic honor, the President’s List, recognizes students who have completed at least 12 credit hours of college coursework with a near-perfect or perfect semester GPA between 3.9 and 4.0.

The area students named to the President’s Honor Roll are:

  • Addyson Goeckel (Washington)
  • Kyle McFadden (Clifton)
  • William Otott (Washington)

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