TOWN OF CAVE CREEK
The Town of Cave Creek is a relatively compact town
north of Phoenix and Scottsdale
in northeastern Maricopa County with a population approaching 3,800.
The Maricopa
Community Colleges currently serve the Town of Cave Creek through Scottsdale
Community
College and Paradise Valley Community College and the future seventy
acre site of SCC/
PVCC North Campus at 56th Street,south of Cave Creek Highway as well
as through a
teaching site at Cactus Shadows High School within the Town of Cave
Creek. Cave Creek
residents also enjoy the educational and community services provided
through other colleges
within the ten-college Maricopa County Community College District.
|
Employees living in city
|
99
|
|
Students living in city
|
1,418
|
|
Teaching sites in city
|
12
|
Many students access their educational services through
the Internet and others attend
teaching sites which provide evening and weekend coursework and training,
with students
often being working adults. In addition,many high school students at
Cactus Shadows
High School in Cave Creek take advantage of college coursework. Many
of the Maricopa
Community Colleges also maintain partnerships with corporations, industries
and non-profit
organizations located near Cave Creek.
Scottsdale Community College opened its doors in 1970
and is located on land leased
from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. Scottsdale is known
for several
unique programs including Equine Science, Culinary Arts, American Indian
Programs, Hotel/
Restaurant management and as home to the Maricopa Colleges Television
Station (MCTV).
In 2001, Scottsdale Community College served approximately
20,000 students in 561,152
square feet of facility on the main campus. The annual budget of Scottsdale
Community
College is approximately $30,000,000 with most of those funds being
spent on salaries or on
the purchase of goods and materials from state and local merchants.
The Maricopa Community Colleges served more than 277,000
students in 2000-2001 and
maintained corporate partnerships with more than 1,000 businesses in
the Valley. Of all high
school graduates in Maricopa County, 45%attend one of the community
colleges within one
year of graduation.
A Community of Colleges
A World of Opportunity
Dr. Rufus Glasper
Chancellor
480.731.8100
Matt Ortega
Director of Government Relations
480.731.8154