The San Diego Community College District serves approximately 100,000 students annually through three two-year colleges and seven Continuing Education campuses.
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Congratulations and thank you to all of the talented culinary students, faculty, and volunteers who made this year’s Taste of Mesa an incredible success!
Thank you for bringing people together through food, community and education. We can’t wait to see what you cook up next year!
College of Continuing Education broke ground on $12.5M ceramics studio renovation
Measure HH investment will create a modern ceramics learning environment and expand opportunities for creativity, artistic expression, and lifelong learning. https://t.co/vVQZRSJgMz
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Thank you for being a part of the story for the first decade of San Diego Promise students. Today, we celebrate everyone who makes the San Diego Promise possible.
Because of your generosity, students know they are not walking this journey alone.
"The Promise felt like joining a community. It wasn't just financial support; it was a built-in support system."
— Jillian Fortner, Miramar College and City College alumna
Donate today and help strengthen that community. https://t.co/LtwLESBJsX
Today is officially “San Diego Promise Day” in the @CityofSanDiego in recognition of the program’s incredible impact on our region over the past 10 years. Help us by Keeping the Promise for future generations of SDCCD students!
@MayorToddGloria
SDCCD's Keeping the Promise giving day has arrived.
We’re calling on our campuses and larger San Diego community to show what’s possible when we unite for student success. Keeping the Promise is a celebration of what we can accomplish together. Donate at https://t.co/LtwLESBJsX
Catch up on the latest from SDCCD in today’s newsletter!
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- Keeping the Promise giving day is next week
- Meet former Promise student Jillian Fortner
- Economic impact of the Promise
- Affordable housing funding
- Filipino American History Month events
Detained @sdcitycollege student Renatho Casseus speaks to @KPBS about his arrest and the support he's received after being taken into custody September 8 near the campus.
Just ONE WEEK until Keeping the Promise, SDCCD's annual Giving Day!
Your gift helps students overcome barriers, stay enrolled, and move confidently toward their goals. Together, let's Keep The Promise.
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San Diego City College President Ricky Shabazz comments on a judge’s decision today to release @sdcitycollege student Renatho Casseus from federal detention. Renatho was detained by federal immigration officers near campus on September 8.
Breaking: Renatho Casseus, the @sdcitycollege student who was detained by federal immigration officers on September 8, will be released today according to his attorney Wismick Saint-Jean, Esq. https://t.co/FFAUTaZ5xw
Calling all foodies! Get your tickets for Mesa College's annual Taste of Mesa event featuring dishes and desserts prepared by the talented students from the Culinary Arts Program.
📅 Friday, 10/30/26
⏰ 5 p.m.
📍 Culinary Outlook, 2nd Floor of Mesa Commons
https://t.co/Y7KxBtVFoX
Dean Luke Menchaca and Ricardo Cisneros from our Student Outreach team stopped by KUSI News to mark 10 years of the free tuition program San Diego Promise, which has served 20,000 students and generated an economic impact of $1 billion. https://t.co/lhCkUMx3Xg
California students enrolled in public colleges and universities are now eligible to apply for CalFresh, the state’s food benefits program, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday.
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This week's newsletter covers our 10th anniversary of the free tuition program, the San Diego Promise, as well as a golf fundraiser, a gallery exhibition, Pack The Pantry and more. Catch up on District News: https://t.co/dGpmN0KCwV
New District signs make clear that immigration enforcement is prohibited on campus
Over the next few weeks, 68 signs will be installed at City, Mesa, and Miramar Colleges, and the 7 campuses of College of Continuing Education. https://t.co/gyZW9ebf6q