Tartar Basketball Player Jayvon Brown Named Athlete of the Month
April 19, 2017
El Camino College Compton Center Men’s Basketball Finishes Season Third in the State
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El Camino College Compton Center
El Camino Compton Basketball Player Signs With Tennessee State
April 6, 2017
Henderson’s contributions to the Tartars on the Tennessee State Tigers men’s basketball team this coming fall. His production on court did not only land him a scholarship, but ushered the Tartars to a dominant season.
Compton Community College District Provisional Board of Trustee Member Appointed
November 2, 2016
The Compton Community College District (CCCD) Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Nicole J. Jones as a provisional board of trustee member for Trustee Area 2.
El Camino College Compton Center Announces 2016-17 Student Council
October 13, 2016
Through weekly meetings, which are open to all students, the ASB officers and commissioners coordinate student activities
‘Voices of Compton’ Literary and Arts Journal Highlights Creative Talents of El Camino College Compton Center Students
June 29, 2016
Art and English students at El Camino College Compton Center explore themes of leadership for the 8th annual edition of Voices of Compton
Eight Compton College Football Players Sign to Universities
March 9, 2016
This year, the football program at El Camino College Compton Center (Compton College) had eight players who committed to four-year institutions including South Utah University, Lincoln University, and Trinity Bible College. Most of the students that are signed to universities have been with the Compton College football program for two years, according to offensive linemen coach Steven Mojarro. “What we do as coaches to get them to the next level is that we promote them all over the country,” said Mojarro. Mojarro sees transferring to a university more as an opportunity for academic advancement than an athletic opportunity. “The coaches
ECC Compton Center Counselor Named to International Educators’ Hall of Fame
December 29, 2015
El Camino College Compton Center Counselor Essie French-Preston was recently inducted into the 2015 International Educators’ Hall of Fame by Youth On the Move, Inc. Twenty-eight educators from six countries were selected for this honor, which recognizes individuals who have served as educators for at least 20 years and have made significant humanitarian contributions in the field of education.