A much-anticipated but delayed meeting between the Palm Springs City Council and officials with College of the Desert (COD) provided no new revelations Thursday evening. Leaders from both the city and the college further solidified commitments to work together to see a satellite campus built here. “It is remarkable the level of support in the […]
Organizers of a fully-funded trip for 24 Palm Springs Unified School District students to visit HBCUs and important African-American landmarks and museums say some funds are still needed to help the students buy snacks and souvenirs.
Seven teachers at city schools are among those from the Palm Springs Unified School District (PSUSD) who will be vying for a districtwide honor in March. They could go on to be named a California teachers of the year.
More than two dozen local students, including seven from Palm Springs schools, were singled out Monday evening for their resilience.
The program represents a $1.8 million investment in the Coachella Valley, an opportunity to enhance regional partnerships and scale efforts to mitigate food insecurity, which is a barrier to completion for many community college students.Â
Frustrated by delays in start of Palm Springs campus, those who spoke at a meeting Tuesday heard the next step in the process may take until June 2022.
Martha Garcia promised better communications with Palm Springs officials and residents moving forward. In the meantime, the city is considering hiring outside legal counsel to advise them on the campus.
