Bevill State Community College

Bevill State president gives update on partnership with Marion County Schools for new career academy

HAMILTON — High schoolers in Marion County will soon be able to take advantage of a life-changing opportunity.
As previously announced in August 2025, Bevill State Community College and Marion County Schools have embarked on a new partnership — the Marion County Career Academy, which will expand dual-enrollment offerings for students in the county.

Bevill State to host Dual Enrollment Parent Meetings

Bevill State Community College invites high school students and their guardians to attend its upcoming Dual Enrollment Parent Meetings. These sessions are open to all high school students — including homeschooled students — and will provide valuable information on eligibility requirements and the academic and career advantages of dual enrollment.

Bevill State and Marion County Schools to expand dual enrollment opportunities with new Marion County College & Career Academy

HAMILTON — Bevill State Community College and Marion County Schools have entered into a new agreement to expand dual enrollment opportunities for students through the creation of the Marion County College & Career Academy on the Bevill State Hamilton campus. The Memorandum of Understanding was approved by Chancellor Jimmy H. Baker of the Alabama Community College System and signed by Baker and BSCC President Dr. Joel Hagood on Wednesday, Aug. 13. Dr. Patrick Sutton, superintendent of Marion County Schools, signed the agreement following approval by the Marion County Board of Education on Aug.15.

Town hall for veterans set for Friday, July 11, at Bevill Business Center

HAMILTON — The Second Annual Northwest Alabama Veterans Town Hall meeting is set for next Friday, July 11, from 10 a.m. until noon at the Bevill Business Center in Hamilton. On hand will be a number of officials from the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Tuscaloosa, along with local veteran representatives and officials, all offering valuable information and assistance to veterans.

Bevill State’s Trent Credille honored

Shown is Bevill State Community College All-Alabama Community College Academic Team member Trent Credille of Hamilton (center) with BSCC President Dr. Joel Hagood (far right) and Alabama Community College System Senior Deputy Chancellor, System Development, Strategic Advancement, and Chief of Staff Susan Price.

Shown is Bevill State Community College All-Alabama Community College Academic Team member Trent Credille of Hamilton (center) with BSCC President Dr. Joel Hagood (far right) and Alabama Community College System Senior Deputy Chancellor, System Development, Strategic Advancement, and Chief of Staff Susan Price.
HAMILTON - Bevill State Community College-Hamilton student Trent Credille was recently selected for the 2025 All-Alabama Academic Team, along with BSCC Fayette student Simon Smith.

Bevill State contributes $341.2 million to regional economy

Bevill State Community College continues to be a driving force for economic growth and workforce development in Alabama, contributing $341.2 million to the region’s economy, according to a newly released Economic Impact Study by Lightcast, a global leader in labor market analytics.
The study, which evaluates the impact of Alabama’s community colleges, highlights the significant role BSCC plays in supporting the local economy through student success, workforce training and job creation.
Bevill State’s Regional Impact:

Bevill State to host Dual Enrollment parent meetings

Bevill State Community College invites high school students and their guardians to attend its upcoming Dual Enrollment parent meetings. These sessions are open to all high school students—including homeschooled students—and will provide valuable information on eligibility requirements, available funding and the academic and career advantages of Dual Enrollment.

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