Published 2:38 pm Wednesday, October 28, 2026 VALDOSTA — Wiregrass Georgia Technical College has successfully completed reaccreditation through the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP), reaffirming the college’s commitment to providing high-quality college-credit opportunities for high school students across South Georgia. Wiregrass first earned NACEP accreditation in 2018, becoming the first college or university in Georgia to achieve the distinction. The college completed the reaccreditation process in April 2026 and was formally recognized for the accomplishment during the opening session of the NACEP National Conference in Cleveland, Ohio, where representatives received a commemorative plaque. NACEP is the only national accrediting body dedicated specifically to concurrent enrollment programs. Its accreditation standards help ensure that college courses offered to high school students maintain the academic rigor and quality of courses taught on college campuses. “This reaccreditation is a significant accomplishment for Wiregrass and reflects the strength of our concurrent enrollment program and the partnerships we have built with high schools throughout our service area,” said Brooke Jaramillo, executive director of High School Services for Wiregrass Georgia Technical College. “Our goal is to give high school students meaningful opportunities to earn college credit while maintaining the same academic standards we expect on our college campuses.…
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