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GSU Perimeter College brought college classes to Sandy Springs seventh graders

The Rising Panthers program extends Sandy Springs Education Force's Cradle to College program, which begins in fourth grade and continues through middle school.

From Sandy Springs Education Force· Instagram · Nov 7

“Georgia State University Perimeter College took over Sandy Springs Charter Middle School today, partnering with Sandy Springs Education Force to bring the Rising Panthers program to seventh graders! Students got a taste of college life during a half-day experience. They selected a major and attended classes in subjects such as History, World Languages, Life Science, Dental Hygiene, Computer Science, Spanish and Communication. They also participated in a Q&A with current GSU Perimeter students and explored an Open House featuring the EXLAB Maker Space, Study Abroad opportunities, Library Services, Space Club, Advisement and the Learning and Tutoring Center. Of course, they left with plenty of GSU Perimeter College swag! The day wrapped up with a college student favorite: pizza. A huge thank-you to the 40 GSU Perimeter College faculty members, staff and students, along with their mascot, Pounce, for making this experience possible! Rising Panthers extends SSEF’s Cradle to College program, which begins in fourth grade, includes a fifth-grade campus visit and continues through middle school. The program encourages students to think about their futures and plan for college early, including opportunities to earn college credit while still in high school. #RisingPanthers #GSU #PerimeterCollege @georgiastateuniversity @perimetercollege @ssefgeorgia”

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