Montgomery County Community College President Victoria Bastecki-Perez recently presented the 2022 annual update, "Year of Outcomes," to the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners at a public meeting. Some of the highlights included:

• MCCC had its largest graduating class in its history with 1,606 graduates, which included 505 first-generation graduates and 24 percent Black, Indigenous and People of Color. 
• MCCC has a total county economic impact of $486.6 million for 2022, based on an economic impact report conducted by Lightcast. For every dollar invested in MCCC, taxpayers will receive a cumulative value of $2.20 over the course of the students' working lives.
• MCCC received more than $31 million in Federal Stimulus Funding - $13,396,183 of which was used for student emergency grants and $17,869,421 was used for institutional support.
• In addition, the College redefined its Statement of Values and Equity Statement as it continues to advance and expand its work on equity, diversity and belonging.

For additional details of the Year of Outcomes, view the following PowerPoint (PPT).

Also, read more in the article published in the The Reporter by reporter Rachel Ravina.