BPCC ANNOUNCES ITS GRADUATES FOR THE SPRING 2026 SEMESTER
Bossier Parish Community College is proud to announce its spring semester graduates. In total, there were 798 graduates with 1,027 credentials awarded. The ceremony included graduates from all three BPCC campuses – Bossier, Natchitoches and Sabine Valley. Commencement speaker was Richard Nelson, President of Louisiana Community and Technical Colleges. BPCC Chancellor Dr. Rick Bateman, Jr. presided over the College’s graduation ceremony. The College is also pleased to announce students named to the
BPCC Named Louisiana’s Top Cybersecurity Associate Degree Program for 2026
BOSSIER CITY, LA — Bossier Parish Community College has been ranked the No. 1 Best Cybersecurity Associate Degree Program in Louisiana for 2026 by Programs.com, further solidifying the College’s role as a leader in cybersecurity education and workforce development across the state. The recognition highlights BPCC’s continued investment in high-demand technology programs and its unique position within Louisiana’s growing cyber and defense industry ecosystem. BPCC is the only community college in
BPCC Natchitoches Expands Summer Course Offerings to Serve Community and Students
NATCHITOCHES — Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) is expanding its summer course offerings at the Natchitoches Campus to better serve students and the greater Natchitoches community, according to Quentin Calhoun, Campus Administrator of the BPCC Natchitoches Campus. This summer, BPCC will offer a wide range of in-person courses and programs focused on career readiness, skill development, and academic progress. Programs available include Business Administration, Cosmetology, Computer Technology
BPCC, Louisiana Department of Education Launch AI Powered CTE Pilot to Expand Computer Programing In
Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) has partnered with the Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) on a two-year pilot program focused on strengthening educator capacity and improving the delivery of computer programming instruction across the state. The initiative is designed to ensure students develop the technical skills necessary for success in both higher education and Louisiana’s evolving workforce. As many educators are teaching computer programming coursework for the first time — and many
Bossier Parish Community College Named Among Nation’s 10 Most Admired Colleges for Health Profession
Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) has been named one of the 10 Most Admired Colleges for Health Professions by The Education Magazine, earning national recognition for its commitment to preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals and strengthening the region’s medical workforce. The feature highlights BPCC’s Division of Nursing and Allied Health as a driving force behind the College’s impact, emphasizing programs designed to mirror real-world clinical environments while equipping
