Message for High School Graduates From OSPI
In a recent letter to high school seniors, Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal shares the incredible value of our state's community and technical colleges. Let us know how we can help you on your path to higher education.
Dear Graduating Senior,
Five Things You Can Do To Prepare for College During "Stay Home, Stay Healthy"
Attending college in Washington State, and really the whole world, looks a bit different right now. After Governor Jay Inslee's recent "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order, you may be thinking it's best to put your college plans on hold. However, both state and federal funding for education is able to serve more students than ever, and many community colleges are making it easier than ever to enroll and register.
Events Impacted for Social Distancing
SPSCC is limiting college events for social distancing. We're working to keep this page updated as we learn more about impacted events.
SPSCC’s New Community Information Sessions Provide Educational Options for Adult Returning Students
Admissions Information Session
At SPSCC, There Are Multiple Resources to Help Pay for College
Professional Technical Programs Open House, April 30
You're invited! Join SPSCC Professional Technical instructors and staff to explore the careers and trades you can be part of through more than 20 Prof Tech programs at SPSCC. Meet instructors and advisors, learn about scholarships and funding, and apply to the college—all in one afternoon visit to SPSCC!
Professional Technical Programs Open House
2020 EVENT CANCELED - please stay tuned for a future date
Age is no barrier to success: the story of Jimmy Braese
Jimmy Braese is 76 years old. In summer 2018, he became the oldest student at SPSCC to receive his high school diploma through the High School 21+ (HS21+) program.
Going Global - Advance Cover Story
IGNITE program kicks off in support of underrepresented students
The IGNITE program launches this fall to help close the achievement gap for vulnerable SPSCC students.
Twenty-four students applied for the program, including five incoming freshmen, and 20 will enter the program.
IGNITE students get personalized advising, coaching, and a team of advocates and resources to keep them focused and moving toward their goals. The program is designed specifically to help first generation, low income, and students with disabilities to succeed.
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