Cuesta College officially celebrated the opening of its new North County Campus Instructional Building on Wednesday, August 5 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
College leaders, community members, elected officials, and project partners gathered at the Paso Robles campus to mark the completion of the Measure L-funded facility, which features flexible classrooms, technical laboratories, and outdoor instructional space designed to support hands-on learning.
Following the ribbon cutting, attendees toured the new facility, which will begin serving students this fall with programs including a Commercial Driver's License simulator, soil science laboratory instruction, blacksmithing, kinesiology movement, and Emeritus yoga.
The Instructional Building is one of several projects funded through the voter-approved $275 million Measure L bond, which has supported campus improvements and modernization projects throughout the San Luis Obispo County Community College District since its approval in 2014.
