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Get Discounted Angels Tickets for SAC’s College Night

Santa Ana College will sell discounted tickets exclusively to students, staff, faculty and alumni to the Angels vs. Yankees game on April 24. The tickets can be purchased on Groupmatic for under

April 15, 2019

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Community Colleges to End English and Math Placement Testing

For the first time in decades, high school transcripts, coursework and grades will count more than placement testing. Starting in fall 2019, students will no longer be required to take English and

April 3, 2019

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Classes Resume After Brief Power Outage

A power outage that hit the central part of Santa Ana left campus dark for about 15 minutes on Wednesday afternoon. The outage began at about 3:50 p.m. when a Southern California

February 20, 2019

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Older Model Hondas Stolen From Student Parking Lots

Three older-model Hondas were stolen out of Parking Lot 6 and 7 midday Tuesday. Two were later recovered by Santa Ana Police Department though no arrests have been made, officials said.

February 19, 2019

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Spring 2019 Important Academic Calendar Dates

Classes start today at Santa Ana College, but do you know when Spring Break is? Here’s a calendar with key dates you need to know to get you through the spring 2019

February 6, 2019

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Custodial shift changes affect campus cleanliness

Empty soap dispensers. Dirty stairwells. Calls for cleanup left unanswered for hours. A series of drastic changes to the schedules of custodians at Santa Ana College this summer created a ripple effect

December 12, 2018

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How Guided Pathways Will Redesign Community College

A new education reform adopted by Santa Ana College will direct students towards academic skills programs with a map in hand. Guided Pathways develops program maps that lead students towards degrees, certificates,

December 10, 2018

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False Alarm Sends Out Active Shooter Announcement, Causes Panic

A power outage triggered an active shooter announcement Nov. 27, briefly panicking students, faculty and staff.

December 10, 2018

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Demolition Begins for a New Johnson Student Center

After nearly three years of discussions and delays, the Johnson Student Center is being torn down over winter break. However, a deficit of more than $15 million remains to build its replacement,

December 10, 2018

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Club’s “Free Speech Ball” Deflated for Obscenities and Hate Speech

School officials ordered the deflation of a club’s “Free Speech Ball” today, saying that it was covered in hate speech and obscenities that go against the district’s student conduct standards. An administrator

November 19, 2018

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