News
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Martin County School Board Gives Green Light to Indiantown High School
Indiantown, Florida, officially has its own high school. At the May 17, 2022, meeting of the School Board of Martin County, members approved the Superintendent's recommendation to accept Indian River State College's application to establish Indiantown High School (IHS).
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Clark Advanced Learning Center Celebrates 2022 Graduates
The Clark Advanced Learning Center will celebrate the accolades and accomplishments of its graduating class of 2022 during the charter high school's commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 21, at 10 a.m.
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Erika Strowbridge is the May 2022 Team Member of the Month
Erika Strowbridge is the May 2022 Team Member of the Month
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Fall Registration at IRSC Begins May 16
Students interested in attending Indian River State College (IRSC) this fall may register for classes beginning Monday, May 16. Full-term fall classes start on August 17, and courses of varying lengths start throughout the semester. Both returning and prospective students alike are encouraged to register early for the best selection of classes and times.
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IRSC Introduces Autism Spectrum Disorder Awareness Training for Law Enforcement Officers
The prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) among children is on the rise according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 2021 Community Report on Autism. In response, the Indian River State College (IRSC) School of Public Service Education has developed training to educate law enforcement professionals on how to recognize the signs of ASD.
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IRSC to Host the Florida Emergency Mortuary Operations Response System Preparedness Exercise
IRSC to Host the Florida Emergency Mortuary Operations Response System Preparedness Exercise
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IRSC Camps Offer Children a Variety of Summer Experiences
Offering everything from sports camps to tech camps, Indian River State College (IRSC) provides a broad variety of fun, challenging, and educational summer experiences for primary, middle, and high school-aged students on the Treasure Coast.
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YouthBuild Program at IRSC Seeks Applicants
The Indian River State College (IRSC) YouthBuild program seeks applicants for its next cohort. The YouthBuild program assists low-income residents of St. Lucie County aged 16 to 24 to earn a high school equivalency and acquire experience in the skilled trades.