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Waterloo Community School District Articles

Cedar Valley Degree Links partnership to provide accelerated degree options for Waterloo students
posted 6/7/2021
Waterloo high school students will be able to earn multiple degrees in just four years while paying only two years of tuition thanks to a new partnership between the University of Northern Iowa, Hawkeye Community College and the Waterloo Community School District.

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Honors Student Donates Children's Books to Waterloo Elementary Schools
posted 4/19/2021
Olivia Adams collected more than 300 books for Lou Henry and Highland elementary schools.

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High school students construct sheds for area families
posted 10/15/2020
Waterloo Career Center students give to the community while gaining new career skills and earning college credit through Hawkeye.

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Community Celebrates Completion of the Waterloo Career Center
posted 10/11/2019
Hawkeye Community College worked closely with Waterloo Schools in designing programs at the center. President Todd Holcomb agreed one of its primary purposes is to help deal with the shortage of skilled workers in the state.

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Waterloo fifth-graders attend first-ever Cedar Valley EnviroFest at Hawkeye Community College
posted 5/16/2019
Hawkeye Community College hosted 830 Waterloo fifth graders for the first-ever EnviroFest, organized by Blacki Hawk Soil and Water Conservation District.

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Hawkeye Instructor Helps Local Students Raise Funds and Awareness for Clean Water in Africa
posted 8/16/2018
Hawkeye instructor Jennifer Bates heard about the lack of clean water in Zimbabwe from a former student. She decided to do something about it, helping local students raise funds and awareness through a special art project that will be displayed at the Cedar Valley Art Summit on September 13.

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Career Academies: Hands-On Career Exploration and College Credit for High School Students
posted 4/2/2018
The academies allow high school students to explore different career options before graduation, with a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on learning. Students earn both credit for high school graduation and college credit through Hawkeye Community College.

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