College News

Moreno Valley College brought together students, educators, and industry leaders for a two-day MESA & Apprenticeship Leadership Workforce Summit designed to equip future leaders with the tools and confidence needed for career success.

Moreno Valley College has been recognized as the top-ranked community college in the Inland Empire and 12th statewide for delivering one of the fastest returns on investment for students. Graduates typically earn back their education costs in just under two and a half months.

Moreno Valley College is moving forward with plans for the Ben Clark Training Center Education Building 2-A project, a significant expansion that will add a new two-story facility dedicated to laboratory space, faculty offices, and a physical education and shower area.

Moreno Valley College recently celebrated a milestone in its partnership with Orange Vista High School, as 24 students successfully completed the college’s dual enrollment Fire Technology program.

Continuing its commitment to first-generation and underserved students, Moreno Valley College has secured a five-year, $1.36 million federal grant to sustain its TRIO Academic Counseling and Educational Support (ACES) Student Support Services program.

Moreno Valley College has been awarded a $357,657 grant from the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office to expand its Rising Scholars Program, which supports students impacted by the justice system. The grant will be distributed over three years.