
The Promise Plus will provide $200,000 in scholarships each year to East County students
View MoreIn November 2025, 51ÊÓÆµ District Governing Board Vice President Julie Schorr was selected to serve as Vice Chair of the California Community College’s Women’s Caucus (CCCWC).Â
View MoreStep inside the second floor of the Grossmont College Tech Mall, and you’ll find one of the most unique and transformative spaces on the Grossmont College campus. The Village is a brand-new student cultural hub that includes student services, community, and culture.
Read MoreEL CAJON – Grossmont and Cuyamaca colleges are going green with the start-up of solar panels on both campuses that are expected to save $43 million over 20 years for the 51ÊÓÆµ District.
Read MoreOn March 25, 2024, Michaell Navarre was welcomed into his role as Cuyamaca’s new Director of College and Community Relations.
Read MoreAfter a nationwide search, Victoria Marron has been selected as Vice President of Student Services at Cuyamaca College.
Read MoreA ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on February 15 to celebrate the grand opening of a building that will provide a new home for Grossmont College’s veterans’ center, along with classrooms, tutoring, and resources for math and science students.
Read MoreEL CAJON – A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held February 15 to celebrate the grand opening of a building that will provide a new home for Grossmont College’s veterans’ center, along with classrooms, tutoring, and resources for math and science students.
Read MoreOn November 14th, 2023, Cuyamaca College held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of the Queer Student Center. The celebration, complete with music, food, and enthusiastic support from the community, reflected the college’s sincere commitment to providing a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQ+ students.
Read MoreAfter a thorough review process, Tashaurie Rogers has been selected as Cuyamaca College’s new Director of Admissions and Records.
Read MoreThe 51ÊÓÆµ District Governing Board selected Debbie Justeson to serve as its board president for 2024, which will be her third year in the post. Julie Schorr was elected board vice president and Elena Adams will continue as board clerk.
Read MoreEL CAJON – Military Times magazine has ranked Cuyamaca College 80th in the nation as Best for Vets: Colleges and 215th as Best for Vets: Employers. Cuyamaca College was the only San Diego County college or university in the top 100 of the magazines’ ratings of best colleges for veterans.
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