Campus Locations
Unlike most colleges, Coastline does not have a traditional campus. Instead, instruction is offered at sites throughout the Coast Community College District. The College has three main mini-campuses based in Costa Mesa, Garden Grove and Westminster, with an administration building (offering enrollment services, counseling, a bookstore, and more) in Fountain Valley. The Westminster Center is formally called the "Le-Jao Center" in honor of the Le family (owners of Lee's Sandwiches) and the Jao family (owners of the Asian Garden Mall and Bridgecreek Development) who contributed substantially to the Coastline Foundation's endowment.
In fall 2012, the college will open a new campus at 1515 Monrovia in Newport Beach. This campus will replace the current (leased) Costa Mesa campus, and all programs and services from Costa Mesa will move to the Newport Beach site. The Coastline Art Gallery, which opened in Huntington Beach in 2006, will also move to the new Newport Beach campus. Early College High School (ECHS)—a special program the college operated with Newport-Mesa Unified School District—will also move to the Newport campus at that time.
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