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Late start Business Office Technology Classes offered
Cerro Coso Community College's Business Office Technology program provides a framework of business...
Kiwanis scholarship recipient to draw Bucket Prize winners Sept. 30
Jacqueline Torres, the Kiwanis Club of Tehachapi 2021 college scholarship recipient, will draw the c...
Late start classes offered at Cerro Coso
Cerro Coso Community College is offering a number of late start classes this Fall. In addition to...
Become a security guard in one weekend at CCCC
Complete two one-day courses in one weekend and you can advance your career opportunities in...
What's Up in Stallion Springs?
J.R. Kendrick, Life Scout with Troop 3 of Tehachapi, is in the process of obtaining his Eagle rank,...
Gallery 'N' Gifts September guest artist, Kelly Pankey
Born and raised in Bakersfield, California, I moved to the Lake Isabella area after a five year...
Cerro Coso to require vaccination and masks this fall
Cerro Coso Community College (CCCC) announced on August 17 that it will require all students and employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by...
New Cerro Coso program in Digital Media and Marketing
In a world where more and more activities are centered online, developing an effective digital...
Cerro Coso to offer new program in Entrepreneurship
New certificate of achievement available in Tehachapi! Own a small business? Want to start one?...
Emily Ann Bohl 2000 – 2021
On June 8, Emily Ann Bohl passed away unexpectedly in Bear Valley Springs. She was 21 years old....
Cheers to Charity – Tehachapi's best party with a purpose!
Planning for the highly anticipated community fundraiser, Cheers to Charity (C2C), is running full...
Honoring graduates
At their June 22 meeting, the Board of the Tehachapi Unified School District honored four Tehachapi...
THS and Cerro Coso graduate, Scott Buge
Scott Bugé began his high school career in 2017 after culminating from Jacobson Middle School. At...
Valley Oaks Charter School Graduate
Cora Shea Sweeney is an exceptionally talented young woman. Especially appropriate for the 2020-21 s...
Three faculty make tenure at Cerro Coso
Cerro Coso Community College is proud to announce that the Kern Community College District has...
Online classes provide knowledge and skills in computer information systems
Technology touches every aspect of our lives today. From downloading music, playing games, banking,...
Students are coming back to Cerro Coso this Fall
Cerro Coso Community College (CCCC) has announced that in-person classes will return in a limited...
KCCD Board of Trustees names Dr. Sonya Christian as sixth Chancellor
The Board of Trustees for the Kern Community College District named the sixth chancellor in its...
AHTV updates Rotary on COVID response
Josh Pierce, Manager of Training and Development at Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley was the...
Orris Imhof, the man and the field
Thank you to all who wrote emails or sent other correspondence expressing your appreciation for the...
College announces plans for Spring 2021 Classes
Cerro Coso Community College has announced its plans to remain primarily remote during the Spring...
Students host Lotería Game Night, Oct. 7
Three Cerro Coso clubs are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by hosting a virtual Lotería night...
Bowen earns Doctorate in Educational Leadership
Cerro Coso Community College Administration of Justice Professor Jarrod Bowen has earned his...
Selfless acts of kindness
Selfless acts of kindness make a big difference. Vincent, Liam, and Eli (left to right), the sons...
College offers late start classes this Fall
Cerro Coso Community College is offering a number of late start classes this Fall. In addition to taking late start classes to pursue a degree,...
