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Title: Whats Happening


1
Whats Happening
  • Dona Boatright,
  • Interim Vice Chancellor Educational Services,
    CCCCO
  • CCCAOE Conference
  • October 17, 2003

2
Balancing Preservation and Innovation
  • By

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2004-05 System Budget Proposal 702.9 Million
200 200 22 14.1 83.9 5.9 75 8.2 22.4 73.1
  • Deferred Appropriation
  • Increasing Access
  • Enrollment Growth (5)
  • Restore Matriculation
  • Basic Skills Student Services Growth
  • Maintaining Quality of Core Programs
  • COLA, General Apportionment
  • COLA, Basic Skills/Student Services
  • PERS
  • PART Time issues
  • Access and Equity
  • Backfill Health Fee Waiver
  • Maintenance and Instructional Equipment

5
Chancellors Office Budget
6
Chancellors Office Authorized Positions
7
Educational Services Division Re-Alignment
8
Search for New Chancellor
  • Paper Screening on October 16, 2003
  • November BOG Meeting Approval
  • Begin work January 2004

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Outstanding Issues
  • W grade and Repeatability
  • Zero Units
  • Stand Alone Courses
  • Teaching in Other Languages

11
Tops Codes Revisions
  • Family and Consumer Sciences
  • Multimedia
  • Business
  • Health
  • Future Change Processes

12
Early College High School
  • Robert Nolan hired as Director
  • August meeting of interested parties
  • Award of 2 grants
  • Modesto Junior College
  • College of Alameda
  • Funds available for Planning Grants
  • Second Round RFP
  • Available now, due February 27, 2004

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Access
  • Budget Letter directs CSU and UC to cease growth
    and cuts CCC funding while boosting enrollment
    fee
  • BOG Study Session, September 2003
  • ICC Transfer Committee preparing paper

15
Access in 2003-04
  • 4 more students
  • 6.9 fewer dollars
  • Apparent decline to 4450 per FTES
  • 33-36,000 unfunded FTES
  • Real Decline to 4100 per FTES

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Unfunded FTES
17
Federal Legislation
  • Perkins
  • Current Authorization extended to 9/30/2004
  • 20 competitive grants
  • Sequenced courses
  • State approved programs
  • WIA
  • House acted, not Senate
  • More targeted youth programs
  • Use of Perkins funds for one-stops
  • Revised accountability standards

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State Legislation
  • SB 328 fee waivers, vetoed
  • AB 1051 utility costs, vetoed
  • AB457 PERS Golden Handshake, vetoed
  • SB 81 Integrated Teacher Prep, signed
  • SB 25 Restrict SSN usage, signed
  • SB 644 Classified union seat on BOG, signed
  • SB 338 Concurrent Enrollment, signed

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State Transition Team Members
  • Piedad Robertson
  • Beverly ONeill
  • George Kieffer

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Leadership and UnityMaking the Sum greater than
the parts
  • Meeting on November 5, 2003
  • Strengthen our ties
  • Consortium Directors
  • Initiative Directors
  • Advisory Committee Coordinators
  • Collaborative Coordinators
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