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As an institution dedicated to providing affordable and accessible education, we have served Wharton County and beyond for over 75 years. At WCJC, our role goes beyond providing education to our students; we also have a responsibility to give back to the community that has supported us for so long.

Community Connection

At Wharton County Junior College, we are committed to serving the needs of our community through education, outreach, and support. Explore our programs and services available to all community members.
Get your haircut, your car fixed, and your teeth cleaned at WCJC! We offer each of these services at a reasonable price at your convenience. Find community programs are designed to promote lifelong learning, personal growth, and community involvement.
Each summer the WCJC baseball program hosts  a summer camp at the Wharton campus for children to learn and improve their hitting, catching, and throwing skills. These camps have soared in popularity and offer an opportunity for our young community members to experience being a Pioneer.
Enroll your child in the WCJC volleyball summer camp at the Wharton campus. Let your child experience what it means to be a Pioneer as they improve their serve, set, bump skills.

Connect with Us

All community members are invited to get involved with the WCJC community. Join us in our mission to empower individuals and enrich communities.

Give to WCJC

Donation & Volunteer Opportunities
There are many ways to give back to WCJC, including donations, sponsorships, and volunteering. Your support helps us fund scholarships, upgrade facilities, and launch new initiatives that benefit our students and the community.

Recruit Our Students

For Employers
Consider WCJC students for your workforce needs. Our students are prepared to enter the workforce with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in today's job market.

Alumni

Stay In Touch
Our alumni are a vital part of the WCJC community, and we are proud to have graduates who have gone on to achieve great things. We offer various resources to our alumni, including continuing education opportunities and special events.

Empowering the Community Through Education

EDITH ALBERT
It's free. It's beneficial. People come in and give helpful suggestions. It's helpful to seniors that live alone and it allows them to meet and talk to other people. It provides seniors with at least one nutritious meal a day.
Edith Albert
Senior Citizen Program Participant
  • Continuing Education

    Whether you're looking to upskill or reskill, our workforce and continuing education programs can help you achieve your goals. We offer certificate programs, professional development courses, customized training solutions for individuals and businesses, and leisure learning classes.

  • Adult Education & Literacy

    Our adult education and literacy (AEL) programs provide a learning environment for you to learn English as a second language, prepare for your High School Equivalency (HSE/GED) test, and take career oriented classes for free.

  • Senior Citizens

    At WCJC, we recognize the importance of lifelong learning and social engagement for our senior citizens. Our senior citizen programs include congregate meals, meals for qualified homebound individuals, education programs, games and activities, health screenings, information and assistance, and local transportation. These programs provide opportunities for our senior citizens to stay active and connect with others in their community.