Volume 17 No. 18
  • By the Way . . . Higher Education Report Card
  • By the Way . . . New Chairs of the Assembly Budget Committee and Subcommittee #2 on Education
  • PPIC Reports on Community College Academic Programs
  • Proposition 68—Non-Tribal Gaming Expansion—and K-14 Education
  • Eleven Community College Bond Measures on the November Ballot
  • Community College System Rejects California Performance Review Recommendations
  • Update: Bills on the Governor’s Desk
  • Bills Recently Acted Upon by the Governor
  • Board of Governors Adopts 2005-06 System Budget
  • Ask SSC . . . What Is the Definition of a “Gift of Public Funds”?
  • Ask SSC . . . If SB 2 Is Not Repealed, What Will Our District Need to Do?
  • Governmental Accounting Standards Board Statement No. 45
  • California Performance Review Comments on Mandates
Volume 17 No. 17
  • Ask SSC . . . Can I Book Mandated Cost Money as an Accrual?
  • Ask SSC . . . What Percentage of the Budget Goes to K-14 Education?
  • Legislative Analyst’s Office Raises Concerns About the Governor’s California Performance Review Report
  • Update on Federal Legislation to Revise Social Security Benefits
  • Master Plan Legislation Contains Administrator Retreat Rights Provisions
  • The 2004 Legislative Session Comes to an End—Key Community College Legislation on the Governor’s Desk
  • Chancellor’s Office Makes Deal with the Governor’s Office Regarding Partnership for Excellence Funds
  • Ask SSC . . . What Is the COLA Intended to Do?
  • Ask SSC . . . Does a “Yes” Vote on Proposition 72 Repeal SB 2?
  • Redevelopment Agency Pass-Through Fix Sent to Governor
Volume 17 No. 16
  • By the Way . . . Contracting Out—Dead Issue for This Year
  • By the Way . . . Voters Don’t Like Idea of Eliminating Community College Board
  • California Performance Review as Related to California Community Colleges
  • Conference Committee on Master Plan for Education
  • Senate and Assembly Appropriation Committees Take Action on the “Suspense File”
  • Good News: Some Mandate Funding in State Budget for 2004-05
  • GASB 45—Major Financial Impact on K-14 District Finances
  • By the Way . . . Field Poll: Keep Legislature Full Time
  • By the Way . . . PERS Risk Pool Regulations to Be Completed by End of October
  • Mandate Reform Bill Clears Committee
  • New Fiscal Year Begins with Revenues on Target