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Ukiah, CA. - The 31st Annual Latino Student Retreat, presented by ����������, will take place on Friday, May 3, 2019 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. beginning at the Center for Visual and Performing Arts. 

“Teachers on Teaching: ENGAGE!” a one-day conference for local and regional educators, will be presented at the ���������� campus in Ukiah on Saturday, February 23. 

The ���������� Art Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of Northern California luminaries in the medium of printmaking. 

NEW FOR 2018!

For the first time the ���������� scholarship application will be web-based. Apply from your computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone. Applications must be completed by March 1, 2018.

����������'s Spring schedule for 2018 is now online and downloadable at the following link.

Mailed copies will be arriving in a couple of weeks, but registration is open NOW, so get ahead of the game and get the classes you want!

As part of ongoing efforts to train for emergency situations, ���������� and local law enforcement agencies partnered today for an active shooter training scenario at the ���������� Ukiah Campus.  The collaboration was led by the Mendocino County Sheriff’s office and included participation by the Ukiah Police Department, Ft.

���������� is now working with the Center for Urban Education (CUE) to foster educational equality among all students enrolling at their four educational centers in Mendocino and Lake Counties. ���������� is partnering with CUE to undertake equity work focused on changing policy and practices in order to improve educational outcomes for all students.   

The ���������� Theatre Arts Department will present Tom Stoppard’s exhilarating play Arcadia in March. Performances will run March 11-20 in ����������’s Center Theatre on the Ukiah Campus.  The play, under the direction of adjunct theatre instructor Jason Davis, features a cast of 12 extraordinary local performers, including eight full-time college theatre conservatory students.  According to Davis, “the play is full of wit and humor. It explores the deep underpinnings of humanity and science, loss and discovery.

���������� is excited to present a dynamic exhibit,” Transculture”, by San Francisco artist Cathy Lu and Sacramento based artist, Sandi Escobar. Both Lu and Escobar explore themes of bi-cultural identity drawing on their experiences growing up in first generation Chinese and Mexican American families.

College of the Redwoods and the Mendocino Lake Community College District have finalized an agreement to have the Mendocino Lake Community College District provide educational and student support services at the Mendocino Coast campus through June 30, 2017. College of the Redwoods and the Mendocino Lake Community College District have been working on this project for two years. The coast campus has been under the oversight of ���������� for the last two semesters.