Go Skateboarding Day
The Orange County Vans Skatepark is hosting a free skate session Tuesday, June 21 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in honor of Go Skateboarding Day.
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District Arms 10 More Campus Safety Staff
Ten new armed security personnel members are joining the Rancho Santiago Community College District by the end of this semester, more than doubling the current district-wide armed officer count.
Orange County Explores Marijuana Regulation
California lawmakers are seeking proper regulation for marijuana and cannabis-related products, after Proposition 64’s passage permits indoor plant cultivation and recreational marijuana use for all eligible individuals.
SAC Administrator Claims Health Center Fully Staffed
A high-level administrator who oversees the health center says he needs proof that SAC reduced assigned nursing hours before he acts.
Occupational Therapy Bachelors Completes First Year
Santa Ana College’s Occupational Studies program succeeds in its first year offering a bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy. The first class consists of 25 students who will be moving forward into 2018.
Health Center Cuts Nurse Hours in Half
Santa Ana College students seeking on-campus medical assistance may be turned down, with budget cuts reducing Health and Wellness Center availability hours.
Court of Appeals Affirms Lawsuit Against District
The Rancho Santiago Community College District is losing about $1 million after the Orange County Court of Appeals affirmed a prior lawsuit decision against the district.
Community Colleges Sign New UC Transfer Agreement
Two California educational systems signed an agreement April 11 that guarantees qualified community college students a spot at a University of California campus, making transferring easier.
California Accomodates Marijuana Cultivation
California cultivators can now produce their own homegrown marijuana plants, following the passage of Proposition 64 in 2016.
State Retirement Agency Rejects Chancellor’s New Salary
State retirement officials have rejected District Chancellor Raul Rodriguez’s new salary, after determining that it violates retirement law.