The 2nd Annual Alamo Colleges District MOSAICO Gala, organized by the Alamo Colleges Foundation, welcomed higher education supporters at the Witte Museum to raise funds in support of the Alamo Colleges moonshot – partnering to end poverty through education and training.By combining last-dollar scholarships and wraparound program support, AlamoPROMISE seeks to enhance economic and social mobility and meet workforce demands by helping students complete college and obtain the necessary skills to hold high-wage, high-demand jobs.During the event, MOSAICO spotlighted the accomplishments of AlamoPROMISE students and distinguished alumni, including the Hon. Edward C. Prado, a former San Antonio College alumnus. Judge/Ambassador Prado is the former United States Ambassador to Argentina and a distinguished federal jurist.Read Prado's bio here: https://ar.usembassy.gov/ambassador-edward-c-prado/

The San Antonio College Early Childhood Center provides childcare services for SAC students, staff, faculty, and community according to our eligibility requirements. The San Antonio College Early Childhood Center is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. In the spring of 1986, the Center became the first NAEYC accredited center in San Antonio and has continually been accredited. The center is licensed by Texas Health and Human Services and is also a Texas School Ready participant and a Texas Rising Star Provider- 4 Star Level with the City of San Antonio.

EDUC 1300 is a required course for freshmen, but you don’t have to do it alone.Men of Education (MOE) is an EDUC 1300 course just for male students starting college. It’s a judgment-free zone where you can build on your strengths as you establish a strong foundation for your future. With MOE, you get more of everything: motivation, opportunity, and enrichment. Get more from your college experience when you start with Men of Education.

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Since the Scobee Planetarium opened its doors in 1961, two million San Antonio school children and community members have learned about stars, planets, black holes and distant galaxies. Much has changed since then.It's newest edition opened in October 2014, the Scobee Education Center, dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults alike by fostering a love of science and astronomy through hands-on and minds-on experiential education.Today you get an inside look at the all-ages experience of our own little piece of space here in San Antonio, Scobee Education Center!