State of the College

Welcome to San Jacinto College's 2024 State of the College event, where we reflect on our achievements, vision, and commitment to excellence in education.

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2024 State of the College Presentation

We serve the communities of East Harris County. Our taxing district includes Channelview, Deer Park, Galena Park, La Porte, Pasadena, and Sheldon independent school districts, as well as portions of Clear Creek and Humble ISDs.

8th

largest community college by enrollment statewide (out of 50 Texas community colleges)

31,928

students enrolled in credit programs this fall, with 36% enrolled full-time and 64% part-time

7,824

credentials awarded in 2023-2024 academic year, with 2,951 students transferring to four-year universities

Our College. Our People.

From our Board of Trustees, to our Foundation, to our Strategic Leadership Team, we are lucky to have such dedicated individuals working collectively to reach the same goals for our College and our community. It is their commitment to our students and employees that makes it possible for us to change lives.

Board of Trustees

San Jacinto College's Board of Trustees comprises seven elected officials representing all areas of our taxing district.

Meet our Board of Trustees

Foundation Board of Directors

Founded in 1996, the San Jacinto College Foundation helps remove financial barriers so students can earn degrees and certificates. To date, the Foundation has raised more than $23.5 million for scholarships and programs. This vital work continues today.

Meet our Foundation's Board of Directors

Strategic Leadership Team

The Strategic Leadership Team comprises campus and College-wide leaders who report to the Chancellor. These innovators champion student success, academic excellence, and workforce achievement.

Meet our Strategic Leadership Team

Beyond our incredible staff, faculty, administrators, Board of Trustees, and Foundation Board of Directors, we are fortunate to have the incredible support of local and national elected officials, school districts, higher education partners, as well as our chambers of commerce and economic development organizations.

Elected Delegation

We are fortunate to have elected delegation who support our students, employees, and our work to strengthen the region. These individuals want to learn about our challenges and successes and invest in changing our students' lives. Our local mayors, council members, county judge, commissioners, and school district boards are great partners. We value these relationships because collaboration advances our mission.

Higher Education and ISDs

San Jacinto College works closely with area school districts to ensure their students have every opportunity to succeed here. We also partner with eight other Houston-area community colleges and institutions statewide to ensure our students transfer seamlessly to complete their bachelor's degrees and more.

Chamber and Economic Development Partners

A strong economy and strong local businesses are vital to our region's success. We proudly support and partner with chambers of commerce and economic development organizations by serving on boards and providing speakers and experts for seminars and training. Our collaboration strengthens our communities.

community involvement

Rise means many things — from moving upward and coming into being to exerting oneself to meet a challenge.

It also describes what happens every day at San Jacinto College. We help our students rise above challenges to pursue a better future for themselves and their families. In turn, our community rises up brighter and stronger.