The College of the Desert Board of Trustees voted to move forward with amended plans for the Palm Springs campus.
The catch: the plans approved don’t entirely exist.
Approved plans will ultimately be a blend of incomplete designs drawn prior to 2021 with new additions that need to be made.
Plans from 2021 are about 60% done, consultants said. Read full article here (subscribers only).
The City of Palm Springs is suing College of the Desert for what it alleges to be a lack of compliance with the California Public Records Act. The law requires public agencies to make public documents available upon request in a timely manner. The city says COD has not done that. Source: The Desert Sun….
No new answers from COD & Dr. Garcia Won’t Respond to Interview Requests Note: Click on image to play video
Promises made, Promises Broken, (PMPB) has as it’s primary mission to raise awareness of the promises made by the College of the Desert Board of Trustees to provide education and training to high school graduates in our communities. We are delighted that a candidate that believes in our goals was elected to the COD Board…
City of Indio and College of the Desert officials gathered Monday morning to break ground on the community college’s Indio campus expansion, a 67,000-square-foot building with classrooms, a café, offices, science labs and a student services center. The long-planned campus expansion on Oasis Street downtown will double the size of the Indio campus built in 2014. Flyers distributed at the event said…
College of the Desert will move forward with a modified version of its proposed “Citizens Advisory Group” to inform design elements of its planned Palm Springs campus. The school’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously in favor of a motion to create the advisory group Friday, with changes to its composition and stated purpose. Read full…
BREAKING NEWS! A report released today, commissioned by the Visitor Greater Palm Springs, recommends COD nearly triple the size of its planned culinary and hospitality instruction space in Palm Springs to 30,000 square feet as hospitality remains the number #1 industry in the Coachella Valley. The impetus of the study was commissioned by the Visitor…
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