Career Technical Education in the Media
Citrus Shapes Tomorrow's Water Leaders
Students in the Citrus College Water Technology program gain the technical knowledge, practical skills and certification preparation needed for careers that protect public health, strengthen water sustainability and meet regional workforce demand.
Desert Lessons Go Beyond Campus
Death Valley became a living classroom as Citrus College students studied the region's landforms, climate, ecology and history during a natural history excursion.
Healthcare Heroes Start Here
Through rigorous training and close mentorship, Citrus College nursing programs shape students into skilled professionals who make a lasting impact.
Students Bring Health Resources to LA
At a Los Angeles health fair, Citrus College nursing students turned classroom learning into community care through screenings, wellness resources and cultural connection.
Toyota Racing Tour Inspires Students
Automotive technology students from Citrus College got an inside look at Toyota Racing Development, learning how racing parts are designed, built and supported.
Training Tomorrow's Officers at Citrus
Through expert faculty and strong partnerships, Citrus College's Administration of Justice program empowers students to pursue rewarding law enforcement careers.
Design Project Brings Care to Community
Through solar power, design skills and community purpose, Citrus College students are creating a mobile shower project to serve people experiencing housing insecurity.
Health Sciences Earns Renewed Confidence
Months of preparation paid off as Citrus College Health Sciences programs received accreditation renewals that keep students on track for high-quality career training.
Auto Tech Receives $10,000 Donation
A $10K GLANCDA donation helps Citrus College Automotive Technology students gain the tools needed to launch strong careers.
Students Step Into Real Estate Careers
Citrus College's growing real estate program offers degree and certificate pathways for future agents, brokers and appraisers, with new courses planned and recent scholarship recognition for three students.