CONCORD — Julie Haubrich, school counselor at Belmont High School, was honored by Governor Chris Sununu and New Hampshire’s Community Colleges for her support of the Running Start program at Lakes Region Community College. Each year the Community College System of New Hampshire recognizes school partners for their work in supporting the Running Start program, which enables high school students to take courses at their school for high school and college credit.
Haubrich coordinated the offering of 14 classes for college credit, which resulted in 80 students enrolling and earning 250 college credits through the program. “I am really proud of our little school,” said Haubrich. “We were able to offer a lot of opportunities to our students, and are looking to expand even more. Our students and staff are really invested in this program.” Wayne Fraser, LRCC’s Running Start coordinator added, “I have been impressed with Julie’s efforts. She goes above and beyond to make sure her students have every opportunity to better themselves.” Haubrich has been at Belmont High for seven years, and has been with the Belmont School District for 17 years. She resides in Loudon.
For more information about Lakes Region Community College, visit www.lrcc.edu.
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