The Pacific Oaks College Master’s Social Work program has been granted candidacy for accreditation status
This stamp of approval demonstrates the excellence of the Pacific Oaks MSW program, which is great news for students seeking licensure.
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Stellar institutional performance yields Pacific Oaks College School of Education a seven-year accreditation renewal
After an extensive review process, the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing has granted Pacific Oaks College School of Education accreditation for the next seven years.
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Introducing Pacific Oaks’s New Podcast ¡Tu sueño tu Realidad!
Pacific Oak’s new podcast, ¡Tu sueño tu Realidad!, was created to extend further resources to Latino students and the greater Pacific Oaks community.
Pacific Oaks Faculty Featured in New York Times Article
Pacific Oaks faculty were recently featured in a New York Times article for creating the CHAMP program to help parents and students deal with grief and loss.
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Pacific Oaks College Online Bachelor of Social Work Program Receives Accreditation from the Council on Social Work Education
The degree program is designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to become culturally competent practitioners and make a meaningful impact in the field of social work.
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Pacific Oaks College Launches Inaugural Doctoral Program in Early Childhood Education Amid Growing Recognition of Early Learning Benefits
The achievement marks a significant milestone in the college's history of fostering advanced scholarship in early childhood education
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PACIFIC OAKS COLLEGE PARTNERS WITH SAN GABRIEL VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO ENRICH TRANSITIONAL KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION
The partnership will allow Pacific Oaks College to provide Transitional Kindergarten training and professional development to educators across the San Gabriel area
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New California Law To Help Ease Teacher Shortage
A new measure removes one burden for teaching candidates seeking accreditation.
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Pacific Oaks College Awarded $2.6 Million Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant by the U.S. Department of Education to Expand Support Services for Latinx Students
The grant will scale the Latinx+ Student Success Initiative created and implemented by the college's Student Success Center
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