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Trustee Oscar Valladares Elected Chair-Elect of National Community College Board  

Río Hondo College Board of Trustees Member Oscar Valladares has been elected chair-elect of the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) Board of Directors for 2026-27

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Eliana Ibarra: From Student Volunteer to Community Leader 

For Eliana Ibarra, service did not begin with a job title or recognition. It began with something she knew she could give: her time.

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Río Hondo College Journey to JD Law School Fair poster for Sunday, Nov. 8, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Your Journey to Law School Starts Here: Río Hondo College Invites Future Legal Professionals to Journey to JD

Dreaming of a career in law? Whether you're in high school, attending community college or preparing for law school, Río Hondo College invites you

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Río Hondo Community College District’s Financial Stability Recognized by S&P Global Rating 

Citing positive enrollment trends, strong financial management and a growing property tax base, S&P Global Ratings has affirmed Río Hondo Community College

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Río Hondo College Superintendent/President Dr. Don Moya-Miller, College leadership, representatives from The Kroger Co. and students gather for the presentation of a generous $20,000 donation to support the College’s Basic Needs Program.

Río Hondo College Receives $20,000 Donation From Kroger to Support Student Food Assistance

Access to nutritious food is essential to support student success, and a new $20,000 contribution from Food4Less, Ralphs and The Kroger Co. Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Foundation is helping

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Winter & Spring 2027 

  • Winter: January 4 to 21, 2027
  • Spring: January 23 to May 20, 2027

Petition to Graduate Deadlines

  • Fall 2026: November 2, 2026

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Top Reasons Río is For You

#1

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Incredible Campus Community

Río Hondo’s inclusive environment and thriving campus life make for an amazing college experience.

I was very fortunate to meet my best friends here at Río Hondo who pushed and motivated me to strive for more.

Julian Valera

#2

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Programs for Whatever You're Interested In

With over 66 areas of study and hundreds of degree and certificate options, Río Hondo is sure to have coursework that aligns with your goals and interests.

[Río Hondo] enabled me to have an enjoyable college experience and a strong foundation in business and accounting.

Thavit Phorn

#3

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Affordable, High-Quality Education

Paying for college is easier with scholarships, grants and financial aid. Eligible students can also receive free tuition for two years through Río Promise.

I have proven to myself that I can achieve whatever I set my mind to.

Javier Ramirez

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Unmatched Student Support

Faculty and staff are committed to student success. Free tutoring and many other support programs are available to assist you on your academic journey.

The professors at Río Hondo College truly care about their students and leave a lasting impression.

Samantha Rajsavong

With 62+ areas of study,

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Join the Black Scholars Program

Black Scholars provides culturally affirming support, Academic Counseling, Community Building Opportunities, Black Student Union, and a community that wants to see our students thrive throughout their educational endeavors.

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Join the LEGACIE+ Program

LEGACIE+ is a Male Success Initiative designed to support traditional and non-traditional students who identify as Latino, Black, Asian, Native American, other men of color (MOC), or individuals who self-identify as men. Joining LEGACIE+ provides access to counseling support, transfer assistance, mentorship, networking opportunities, and additional academic and personal development resources.

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Join the Pride Scholars Program

Find community, connection, and support at Río Hondo College. Pride Scholars provides LGBTQIA+ students with an affirming space, Academic Counseling, Queer Initiative Club, and access to LGBTQIA+ tailored resources.

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Join the RISE Scholars Program

RISE Scholars supports students who were directly impacted by the justice carceral system. We support students through Academic Counseling, Resilience Community Club, and personalized support as students work toward their educational and career goals.

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Map of the land Río Hondo College sits on, along the Pacific coast

Land Acknowledgment

We acknowledge that Río Hondo College exists in an area that has been the land of the Gabrieleño/Tongva San Gabriel Band of Mission Indians and the Gabrieleño Band of Mission Indians – Kizh Nation.

We recognize both nations and their spiritual connection to the earth and as the first stewards and traditional caretakers of these lands. We thank our indigenous brothers and sisters for their strength, perseverance, and resistance. We also wish to acknowledge any other indigenous people who now call these areas their home and join their struggle to maintain their cultures, languages, perspectives, and identities in our diverse district.

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