Chaffey College

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Chaffey College Rising Scholars Expands Access in Local Men’s and Women’s State Prisons—Nearly 1,000 Served, 94% Pass Rate

3 months ago Contributing Writer

Chaffey College’s Rising Scholars program aims to provide higher education to an often-forgotten population — people in California state prisons...

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Education
Inland Empire
Rancho Cucamonga

33 Latino Entrepreneurs Graduate from Emprendedor@s Program at Chaffey College, Building Pathways to Economic Empowerment

12 months ago Community News

Leaders from the County of San Bernardino, City of Rancho Cucamonga, Chaffey College, and California Office of the Small Business...

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Additional training programs now accessible to low income residents courtesy of $1 million funding secured by Assemblymember James Ramos

5 years ago Education

Low-income Inland Empire residents will soon have access to training programs in property management, maintenance and other fields through National...

Chaffey College Rising Scholars Expands Access in Local Men’s and Women’s State Prisons—Nearly 1,000 Served, 94% Pass Rate

33 Latino Entrepreneurs Graduate from Emprendedor@s Program at Chaffey College, Building Pathways to Economic Empowerment

Additional training programs now accessible to low income residents courtesy of $1 million funding secured by Assemblymember James Ramos

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Chaffey College Rising Scholars Expands Access in Local Men’s and Women’s State Prisons—Nearly 1,000 Served, 94% Pass Rate

33 Latino Entrepreneurs Graduate from Emprendedor@s Program at Chaffey College, Building Pathways to Economic Empowerment

Additional training programs now accessible to low income residents courtesy of $1 million funding secured by Assemblymember James Ramos

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