Since the beginning of the spring semester, the campus has been functioning at a limited capacity of 20 percent, which has been reserved for specialized health and science programs.
In an email message...
The Mt. SAC Academic Senate met for their regularly scheduled meeting on April 22 via Zoom to discuss the efforts by the leadership and the school at large with regards to climate policies, changes to...
Update: April 24, 2021, 11:25 a.m.
Late Friday night, Mt. SAC athletic special events director Doug Todd released a statement announcing the cancellation of the high school division for the Mt. SAC...
On Thursday, the Academic Senate held their regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom. Besides one item that was postponed to the next meeting, all action items were passed.
The extension of the excused...
Yesterday the Academic Senate held their regularly scheduled meeting via zoom, where they discussed the fall semester schedule and a new ethnic studies requirement. The Student Preparation Equity and Achievement...
Update: March 2, 2021, 2:59 p.m.
Nearly 80 percent of baseball programs in Southern California opted out for a possible return to play this year, leaving only 22 colleges with baseball programs preparing...
On Thursday, the Academic Senate Executive Board held their regularly scheduled meeting via zoom. Possible strategies for graduation, distanced learning for fall semester and recording lectures were the...
Last night during Mt.SAC’s Board of Trustees’ regularly scheduled meeting, representatives of the California School Employees Association CSEA and Faculty Association FA made it clear that certain...
Today, is the first day of spring semester 2021. Regular class registration has been closed. Adding additional classes will be permitted only by request to professors. Late start classes are still available...
California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz-Oakley held a teleconference on Tuesday to discuss financial assistance available for students impacted by the coronavirus.
The latest stimulus package...
Mt. SAC is working with public health officials to consider the possibility of becoming a vaccine distribution center, according to a Jan. 21 Newsroom report.
According to the report, the first batch...
Because of the pandemic and transition to online learning, many students were given free eBook access in spring 2020.
But Mt. SAC President and CEO Bill Scroggins said Mt. SAC never provided free textbooks...
