College of the Desert won multiple awards over the weekend in New York, but this was the school's first time taking home the top prize.
Financial concerns loom for the Palm Desert campus, but experts say accreditation could provide major benefits for Native American students.
The Career and Workforce Solutions Center and the College of the Desert Foundation sponsored the career fair until 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Ten grants of $500 each will be awarded to area teachers in April.
Over the past 20 years, hundreds of Coachella Valley high school students have competed in WorldQuest.
These future leaders of Coachella Valley were celebrated at an awards ceremony recently at the Fantasy Springs Resort event center.
The district has protective measures, and the state has also issued guidance for students and their families.
Erika Barragan, Palm Springs USD executive assistant, was the 2025 selection for the lauded award.
The Educational Results Partnership released its annual California "Honor Roll." Six DSUSD schools were on it.
The College of the Desert is accepting applicants for a new certificate program to address the flagging number of paramedics.
"This program caters to the needs of our neighbors and allows students to enter a position that is in high demand," a campus official said.
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The university gave 50 students funds for academic excellence, community involvement and personal growth for the 2024-25 year.
Campuses across the state have joined the Community College's Chancellor’s Office for a week of advocating for undocumented students.
Riverside County Sheriff's Department personnel responded to reports of a shooting near Della S. Lindley Elementary School.
The Palm Desert campus offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees, teaching credentials and certificates.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers and show them how much they’re valued and appreciated.
The college offers no-charge services to help students navigate the financial aid process.
It's back-to-school time. Drivers are asked to slow down, remain alert, and take extra precautions when navigating through school zones.
Classes start Aug. 20 in the Desert Sands Unified School District.
T-Mobile and Patch are honoring 2024 graduates.
The program will fund on-site classes for young adults in carceral systems and resources for students who have been incarcerated in the past
According to U.S. News, more than a third of California's schools were in the top 25 percent nationally, and 121 were in the top 5 percent.
“The financial support that College Corps has provided me with has alleviated much of the financial burden ...," a student said.
The county spelling bee begins at 9 a.m. Thursday in the Office of Education's Conference Center, 4280 Brockton Ave., in Riverside.
The Roadrunner Express, a shuttle offering free rides between campuses, began Thursday.
There's another way around Palm Desert, thanks to the Roadrunner Express.
The school's Nursing Street Medicine program provides free healthcare services to homeless, unsheltered and vulnerable people in the desert.
The round of 8 further challenges participants to successfully argue the fictitious murder case of People v. Clark in a courtroom setting.
The PDHS team members included Sareen Bhakta, Kiamehr Karagah, Shaurya Mahajan, Tilda Rector and Coach Patricia Lizza.
Students from 22 high schools will adjudicate the fictional case in front of real judges and practicing attorneys.
The scholarship program was established for graduates from the Coachella Valley USD, Desert Sands USD and Palm Springs USD.
The mission is to reduce barriers to education for all students, with specific aims to improve enrollment and completion, COD reported.
Diane Vines received the Alma Gault Award for Public Service from Vanderbilt University, her alma mater.
The accreditation enables COD nursing graduates to work in federal facilities, such as the U.S. Department of VA and U.S. Armed Forces.
Alexis Arias's story is an inspiration to all.
With this new event, Greater Coachella Valley Student of the Month is recognizing top seniors in all three desert-area districts.
USDA Foreign Agriculture Service Administrator Daniel B. Whitley will hold an informal on-campus discussion at 2 p.m. Dec. 6.