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California Community Colleges: Global and Local City College of San Francisco

California Community Colleges: Global and Local City College of San Francisco. Global. Why is everyone suddenly interested in American higher education?. Now 14 th !. Percent of Population That Has Attained Higher Education (OECD).

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California Community Colleges: Global and Local City College of San Francisco

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  1. California Community Colleges: Global and Local City College of San Francisco

  2. Global

  3. Why is everyone suddenly interested in American higher education?

  4. Now 14th!

  5. Percent of Population That Has Attained Higher Education (OECD)

  6. Restoring US leadership will take increases in bothAccess & Success.

  7. Access & SuccessGetting bigger and better at the same time!

  8. Why do California community colleges make a difference?

  9. American Public Higher Education 1 in 5 students in US community colleges. 1 in 10 students in US higher education.

  10. Access

  11. Total System Headcount Enrollment

  12. More than 600,000 students turned away!

  13. Success

  14. Share of Students at College Level

  15. How can we enhance success and access?

  16. Prop 30 = Access and Success!

  17. Adding back classes andBoard of GovernorsStudent Success Task Force

  18. Adding backthe right classes!

  19. Adding backthe right classes!2012-2013 = + 20,0002013-2014 = + 40,000

  20. BOG Student Success Task Force - K-12 core- Common assessment- Orientation & Ed plan- Declare a program - Enrollment priorities

  21. BOG Student Success Task Force - BOG fee waivers- Full-time attendance- Basic skills- State & local goals - Scorecard

  22. Better days ahead? - Restoring access- Student success- Career/Technical Ed- Workforce education- Online education- Transfer

  23. Community College Finances • Access - $89.4 million (1.63%) • COLA - $87.5 million (1.57%) • Categoricals - $88 million: • $50 million for Student Success and Support • $15 million for DSPS • $15 million for EOPS • $8 million for CalWORKs

  24. Community College Finances • Deferrals – paid down to $592 M from $961 M • Deferred maintenance & instructional equipment – $30 M (one-time only) • Academic Senate – $150,000

  25. Community College Finances • Adult Ed – $25 M for planning • On-line Ed - $17 M • Prop 39 – $47M

  26. Student Success and Access

  27. Student Success and Access

  28. Local

  29. “Adversity is the mother of progress.”Mahatma Gandhi

  30. City College ofSan Francisco:Great teaching & student support in a challenging environment.

  31. Then why are we out of compliance?

  32. Issues to be solved:- 4 eligibility requirements- All 4 standards - 362 individual activities - FCMAT controls

  33. Roadmap for meeting accreditation standards: www.ccsfforward.com

  34. Areas of focus:- Finance- Facilities - Governance- Education-related

  35. How do we know that if we do all this work we will be successful?

  36. 85,000 students • Loss of workforce provider • Reputation of a fine college, community and state • Thousands of employee jobs • Financial obligations of college What’s at stake?

  37. Challenges Ahead- Student enrollment- College morale- Placing blame - Willingness to engage- Trust

  38. “In times of great stress or adversity, it’s always best to keep busy, to plow your anger and your energy into something positive.”

  39. City College of San Francisco can succeed!

  40. If we work together and “plow our energy” into City College of San Francisco!

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