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January storm: What's closed or canceled in San Diego County - The San Diego Union-Tribune

With major flooding and damage from the Jan. 22 storm in San Diego County, here's what to know about local cancellations and closures.

San Diego College of Continuing ED Awarded $1.175 Million Grant to Expand Welding Program

Free welding classes take place at the Educational Cultural Complex Photo courtesy San Diego College of Continuing Education San Diego College of

Student Welders from SD College of Continuing Education Help Restore USS Midway

The San Diego College of Continuing Education has been selected for a pilot program on board the USS Midway Aircraft Carrier for welders to help with restoration of the ship and museum.

Dr. Tina M King: Giving Back to Students Like Her

Fall semester begins at community colleges in San Diego and Imperial counties

IMPERIAL/SAN DIEGO COUNTIES – It’s back to school for the 10 community colleges in San Diego and Imperial counties, as thousands of students return to campus or pursue online classes

Diversity is not a dirty word. Affirmative Action is needed. - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Diversity is not a dirty word. People of color who are admitted to a four-year college or university are every bit as qualified as their White counterparts.

More than 18,000 behavioral health workers needed in San Diego

The demand for behavioral health workers is exploding in San Diego.

Opinion: Here's how San Diego community colleges are supporting students and helping them find jobs

Far from being buzzwords, diversity, equity, access and inclusion drive every decision at our colleges.

Foundation providing $1 million in grants to help homeless people find jobs

Funds will go to programs that provide training, employment opportunities

Enrollment drops at San Diego community colleges during COVID-19

COVID-19 was supposed to bring more students to San Diego County’s community colleges. Instead, some campuses have been hit with steep declines.