A handful of hardworking Lexington 2 high school students will graduate with college degrees.

The district’s Early College program will graduate 22 seniors with certificates, diplomas or both to participate in the Midland’s Technical College graduation ceremony.

The students from Airport and Brookland-Cayce High Schools earned the college credits for free during their regular high school days.

Only 6 seniors have earned Associate in Art or Associate in Science diplomas, including one who received both. They have earned a minimum 62 college credits and have taken 18-plus college courses.

Lexington 2’s Early College students earned:

Associate in Arts and Associate in Science diploma: R’Moni Jarvis

Associate in Arts diploma: Samantha Turner, Hailei Watts, Kaitlyn Zinser

Associate in Science diploma: Courtney Bingham, Emily Ortega Lopez

General College Studies Certificate: Ahtyrie Anderson, Jasmine Beaver, Baileigh Cheeks, Bryce Evans, Sam LaFrage, Dylan Padgett, Lauren Pope, Caroline Reddick, Furman Senterfeit, Sura Shealey, Gracie Sightler, Ryan Sightler, Kaelyn Singleton, Quimoni Thomas, Samantha Turner, Kelsy White, Parker Whittle, Kaitlyn Zinser

Early College Scholars: Ahtyrie Anderson, Jasmine Beaver, Mallory Berry, Courtney Bingham, Benjamin Bledsoe, Baileigh Cheeks, Bryce Evans, Saleem Grich, Olivia Henderson, R’Moni Jarvis, Samuel LaFrage, Emily Ortega Lopez, Dylan Padgett, Lauren Pope, Caroline Reddick, Furman Senterfeit, Sura Shealey, Gracie Sightler, Ryan Sightler, Kaelyn Singleton, Jordan Skinner, Ashleigh Smith, Quimoni Thomas, Samantha Turner, Hailei Watts, Kelsy White, Parker Whittle, Kaitlyn Zinser

Midlands Tech’s spring graduation ceremony has been rescheduled for December 9 at Colonial Life Arena due to covid-19.