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College releases reopening protocols for Fall 2020 Semester
Interim President, Dr. Corey Marvin, released reopening protocols for the Fall 2020 semester at...
Five receive Excellence in Education Award
Five CCCC employees received the 2019/2020 CCCC Excellence in Education Award for their outstanding...
Cerro Coso offering new class formats, most classes start Aug. 24
Classes at Cerro Coso Community College this fall will not look like "business as usual." The...
Uncover the unknown in Archaeology classes at CCCC
For those with a sense of adventure, mystery and discovery, Cerro Coso Community College is offering archaeology classes via schedule Zoom this fall....
Six California City High School students graduate college
Cerro Coso Community College is celebrating six high school students that earned both their Associat...
Cerro Coso to host virtual Veterans Benefit Webinar
The College is hosting a Veterans Benefit Webinar via Zoom on Thursday, Aug. 6 from 6 to 7 p.m., highlighting information on how to enroll as a...
College to host virtual dual and concurrent Parent Night
High School students can earn college credits while in high school for free at Cerro Coso Community...
College updates plans for fall classes
As California hit its highest daily count of confirmed cases of coronavirus over the past week and...
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Remember what our World War II Vets fought to save – freedom
As California hit its highest daily count of confirmed cases of coronavirus over the past week and...
College plans for fall classes
As California and the counties of Kern, Mono and Inyo continue to expand the reopening of business and services, Cerro Coso Community College is...
Cerro Coso Honors Program recognizes graduates
The Cerro Coso Community College Honors program hosted its first virtual recognition for program graduates on the college website at...
Cerro Coso offering Paralegal Studies this Fall
The paralegal industry has changed significantly since the 1970s when being a legal assistant first emerged as a bona fide career. Client demands,...
Cerro Coso holds virtual graduation ceremony
Students from across Cerro Coso’s vast service area, the largest service area in the state, received degrees and/or certificates during Cerro Coso C...
Tannehill and Fulks make tenure at Cerro Coso
Cerro Coso Community College is proud to announce that the Kern Community College District has granted tenure to Shelly Tannehill, professor of...
City of Tehachapi PSPS and College Education
The City of Tehachapi released two new TehachaPod podcasts this week covering the upcoming Public...
Tehachapi Police Foundation Scholarship recipients
Tehachapi Police Foundation was honored to present two scholarships to very deserving students from...
Local Turtle and Tortoise Club establishes scholarship at Cerro Coso
Since 1964, the California Turtle and Tortoise Club (CTTC) has been promoting and facilitating the care and adoption of native and non-native turtle...
Tehachapi's own Tiffany Rea named Miss Kern County
For the second year in a row, City of Tehachapi employee 23-year-old Tiffany Rea, has been named...
Cerro Coso closes campuses, moves classes and services online in response to COVID-19
Cerro Coso Community College is much like the rest of the country’s educational institutions, when it comes to the next steps and decisions for its c...
Tehachapi's Fall 2019 President's List
Cerro Coso Community College is pleased to announce that 250 students have made the President’s List for the Fall 2019 semester. This includes 58 s...
Open Educational Resources reduce textbook cost for students
College students spend more than $1,000 on books and supplies every year, according to a 2018 College Board study, but a program at Cerro Coso Communi...
Celebrating Cerro Coso Community College – Spotlight on Alec Griffin
Cerro Coso Community College is located in Downtown Tehachapi. Classes for this semester began Jan....
Highlighting success within the economic landscape of our community
As 2020 begins, 2019 left a lasting impression on the local economy In 2019 the City of Tehachapi...
'Catastrophic' if state destroys Kern oil, gas
Kern County Dist. 1 Supervisor Mick Gleason said the state's goal of being fossil-fuel-free by 2045...
Introducing Police Academy courses
In response to a growing interest for a Modular Police Academy in Tehachapi, Cerro Coso Community College has announced that in January they will be...
