(Monroe, Louisiana) — Louisiana Delta Community College will welcome more than 1,200 high school students from 21 regional high schools to its Monroe Campus on February 25 for its annual LDCC Day event.

LDCC Day is designed to introduce prospective students to the wide range of academic and workforce programs available at the College. Throughout the two-day event, students will participate in interactive, hands-on demonstrations led by faculty and staff across multiple program areas.

Students will explore career pathways in high-demand fields including healthcare, industrial technology, business, skilled trades, and other technical and transfer programs. Faculty will provide live demonstrations, lab experiences, and program overviews designed to help students better understand career opportunities available through postsecondary education.

“LDCC Day provides students with an opportunity to see firsthand how education connects directly to career opportunities in our region,” said Elizabeth Ford “By engaging students through hands-on learning, we are helping them envision their future.”

The event supports LDCC’s mission to increase access to education and workforce training throughout Northeast Louisiana. With more than 1,200 students attending, LDCC Day represents one of the College’s largest annual recruitment and outreach initiatives.

For more information about LDCC programs, visit ladelta.edu