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Take Our Daughters & Sons to College Day is Thursday, April 24, 2014. Registration Deadline is TODAY, April 22nd in the Student Success Center. In recognition of Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work® Day, Zane State Colleges Take Our Daughters and Sons to College Day is designed to allow students (who are also parents, guardians, and mentors) to share their school lives and emphasize the importance of continued education to our community’s daughters and sons. Dont miss it!

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