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Tag: Board of Trustees
Pierce College Foundation discusses plan to preserve former Farm Center land
A plan to conserve the land currently occupied by the Farm Center was announced at a recent board meeting of the non-profit organization known as
LACCD Board of Trustees election nears, candidates speak out
The Los Angeles city election will decide who holds four open seats on the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, the group that
Obama announces plan to eliminate community college tuition
A new initiative by President Obama could eliminate tuition fees for students in their first two years of community college, which includes those at Pierce
Interview with LACCD Board of Trustees hopeful
Former Pierce College student body president and current Northridge East Neighborhood Council vice president Glenn Bailey started a petition to get elected to the Los
SEIU 99 and Custodians share their pay raise frustrations
Several custodians and Local 99 union representatives expressed their anger with the recent pay raise approved by the LACCD at Board of Trustees meeting on
Community reacts to Farm Center closure
Staff, students and members of the community voiced their opinions about the Pierce College Farm Center’s closure at the LA Community College District Board of
Community demands independent investigation of Pierce Farm Center closure
Members of the community called for an investigation on the Pierce College Administration concerning decisions behind the closing of the Farm Center during the Board of
Livestream: Board of Trustees meeting, Nov. 5
LACCD Board of Trustees – Agenda for Nov. Meeting Livestream link: http://new.livestream.com/accounts/197365/events/3560318
Protest at Board of Trustees meeting
Nearly 300 students, chefs and graduates showed up to the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Board of Trustees meeting to protest the board’s proposed