SFCC offers resources for students to attend college, parent at the same time

Santa Fe Community College aims to create a multig Feb. 8 ional nucleus of le Santa Fe Community College rents feel welcome and supported.

In New Mexico, about one in four college students is a parent.

SFCC is spearheading a data-gathering effort, circulating a survey across the state to better understand challenges student parents face.

Etagu Wondimu, an early childhood education student with a 7- and a 2-ye one old, envisioned an outdoor play space for her kids.

Andrea Gonzales, another student parent, said she'd like to see more fathers get involved.

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