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  • News
  • December 4, 2023

Districts attempts to reignite the lost bond measure

After missing their previous deadline last year, the district is planning again to get the approval from the Santa Ana

District retirees say bad leadership put their healthcare in peril

By Carrie Graham and Noah Biesiada in partnership with Voice of OC When Pam Hernandez retired in 2019 after working

  • News
  • November 8, 2022

Misunderstanding means missed bond opportunity

An Orange County superior court judge ruled in favor of the Registrar of Voters after the district attempted to sue

SAC president at her desk in fall 2020

SAC won’t have a permanent president until next year. Here’s why

After failing to hire a new president, district officials extended the interim position to acting Santa Ana College President Marilyn

TRANSCRIPT: Live Chat with Chancellor Marvin Martinez 4-30-2020

Before we get started, do you have any announcements that you would like to share to everyone right now? Yeah,

  • News
  • April 22, 2020

TRANSCRIPT: Live Chat with Chancellor Marvin Martinez 4/16/2020

On April 11, a food pantry hosted by the Power of One Foundation was at Santa Ana College. How did

  • News
  • April 5, 2020

TRANSCRIPT: Live Chat With Chancellor Marvin Martinez 4/2/2020

The governor announced this week that students will not be returning to campuses for the rest of the academic year.

  • News
  • October 29, 2018

Here Are the 2018 Candidates for the RSCCD Board of Trustees

Three Rancho Santiago Community College District trustees are up for re-election this year, with the Area 4 and Area 6

  • News
  • October 3, 2018

Officials Are Increasing Funding for Community Colleges That Graduate More Students

The district will receive a much-needed influx of dollars over the next two years as roll out begins on a state-approved funding

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.