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At the close of the bid deadline, the Purchasing department and the end-user will evaluate all bids received.
The following matrix for scoring each bid will generally be followed:
In 2008, the Washington State Legislature enacted Senate Bill 6313 Recognizing disability history in the public education system.
Emily Heike’s presence on the Peninsula College (PC) campus summer quarter caused a few heads to turn. Interning for IT Director Steve Baxter the 20-year-old with a bachelor’s degree could be mistaken for a student when answering service calls.
History examines the past, seeking to understand the development and changes in human experience from its origins to the present.
Allow time to complete your immunizations. The approximate cost at the Clallam County Health Department, if all immunizations were needed, is approximately $900.
Career change leads to new horizons:
Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! Wait. Nope, just Peninsula College alum Chris Enges out flying his drone above a field of soggy sheep on the Key Peninsula.
Determination leads to a new chapter in student’s life:
Public Service Role Takes PC Alum to Capitol Hill
Personal initiative, persistence and a solid education were key ingredients in PC alum, Nico Janssen’s path to becoming a legislative assistant on Capitol Hill.
Alum Omar Anderson Brings Lessons from PC to New Coaching Role:
Center for Equity, Teaching, and Learning
The Center for Equity, Teaching, and Learning (CETL) is based in the John D. Glann Library (the B Building) on the Port Angeles campus.
Peninsula College Marketing and Communications Department is composed of a dedicated team who are passionate about showcasing what makes Peninsula College a world-class institution.
Academic Resources is dedicated to assisting students with a variety of support services and resources for online, international, and campus-based students in order reach their academic goals.
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We are excited to welcome you to Peninsula College!
Staff are available to show you around our beautiful campus and support you through the steps to Get Started as a student here!
We can also answer your general, program, and student resources questions.
Faculty utilize three assessment instruments to gather, analyze and articulate SLO assessment for the purpose of improving learning and student success.
This class prepares students to receive a Flagger Certification card, which is valid for 3 years in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. Students must be at least 18 years old and must bring a valid State I.D. Card or Driver's License to the class.
We aspire to ensure that all students, faculty, and staff have access to resources and support in proportion to their needs and that they feel respected, connected, and can thrive in their goals.
Peninsula College Foundation’s annually audited financial statements and Federal Form 990 are available below for viewing or download.
Peninsula College is honored to offer the instruction of three Indigenous languages through courses developed by members of the local Tribes of the Olympic Peninsula. These classes are open to the public, and offer the chance to learn the original, rightful languages of the local areas.
Steps to Enroll in Commercial Driver's License Courses
Registration begins 30 days prior to class start date on a first-come, first-served basis.