For more than a decade, PAC has sought innovative ways of accelerating its developmental education models to help students achieve higher levels of competency sooner and, ultimately, go further in their education.
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas, Inc. (TMMTX) celebrated 15 years since opening the doors of its South Side plant, and as a longtime partner of PAC, TMMTX granted a $15,000 gift to support PAC's STEM initiatives.
The Eleven Rivers Review – PAC's student literary and arts journal – placed second for Best Overall Magazine (Southwestern Division) in the 2018-2019 Community College Humanities Association National Literary Magazine Contest.
Like some first-time college students, Emily Harmon struggled with asking for help. However, after struggling on her own, Harmon realized the benefits of seeking help, and it's changed the way she approaches school and life.
In parts of south San Antonio, more than 25% of residents don't have a high school diploma or GED. On Dec. 1, the annual Fabulous Holiday Brunch raised $65,000 to help students at our Adult Learning Academy earn their GED.
In partnership with the City of San Antonio and the Metro Health, D4 City Councilman Rey Saldaña announced $500,000 in dedicated funds toward the implementation of a dental hygiene program at Palo Alto College.
As students settle into the new semester, some may be learning to juggle schoolwork and various life demands. PAC offers many resources available to support students outside of the classroom so they can do their best academically.
