Catawba Valley Community College

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973 Locust St

Newton, NC 28658

+1 (828) 465-0013

Catawba Valley Community College is an educational institution located in Newton, NC, offering a variety of academic programs and courses to students in the surrounding area.

The college provides opportunities for individuals to further their education and develop new skills in a supportive and inclusive learning environment.

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