Success News

Alondra Ordonez, who attended Heritage Academy in Laveen, AZ, finished two Rio Salado degrees while in high school thanks to dual enrollment, taking many classes while in ICU.

Single mother Adriana Franco faced many obstacles while returning to school for her high school equivalency (HSE) diploma, but thanks to her unwavering determination, she has realized her dreams.

We are immensely grateful to everyone who joined us in supporting our recent Be A Student’s Hero campaign.

Juggling a full-time job and raising five children, Amanda's story is a powerful example of self-determination and the belief that it's never too late to go back to school.

Meet Alivia Proctor, a high school senior who earned multiple college degrees through Rio Salado College’s dual enrollment program, while balancing sports, clubs, and rigorous academics. Discover how she managed it all.

Dive into the inspiring story of Danya Delgadillo, who refused to let the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic derail her dreams!

Ramona Sullins is not afraid of discussing her past or admitting her mistakes. In fact, the recent Rio Salado College graduate hopes that by telling her story, others will see that it is possible to turn your life around.

Rio Salado College hosted the 30th annual National Adult Education Honor Society (NAEHS) induction ceremony on Thursday, March 7, 2024, commemorating the accomplishments of its 24 newest student inductees.

Meet Kesha Shelton, a single mother of three, excelling with a 4.0 GPA at Rio Salado College, and one of Rio Salado’s new All AZ Scholars. Juggling work, motherhood, and studies, she shares her inspiring journey and future plans.

Wells successfully earned her HSE at Rio in 2019. The positive experience motivated her to continue her studies through Rio’s Adult ACE (Achieving a College Education) program.

Rio Salado students Beka Namachanja and Kesha Shelton are the Rio Salado College’s representatives to the 2024 All-Arizona Academic Team and will join honorees at a recognition ceremony on Feb. 28.

Army veteran Jimmie Booze made use of his military education benefits, attending Rio Salado College to reach his degree potential.