A vital resource for community college clients, School Services of California Inc.'s Community College Update delivers timely and useful information on fiscal and policy issues. The Community College Update features in-depth articles on topics such as the State Budget, Proposition 98 allocations, capital outlay, Lottery estimates, bonds, student fee questions, and much more. The Community College Update contains summaries and analyses of all major legislation that has an impact on community colleges.
Community College Update
Volume 14 No. 5
- By the Way . . . Community College Facts
- By the Way . . . Select Committee on Community Colleges
- Legislation Introduced to Attack Nursing Shortages
- Employee Legislation Dominates Bill Introduction Deadline
- Partnership for Excellence Data Shows Progress Towards Accomplishing Goals
- Senate Budget Subcommittee Hearing Dates
- Highlights of Chancellor Tom Nussbaum’s Testimony Before Senate Budget Subcommittee #1
- LAO’s Analysis of the Governor’s Community College Budget
- Ask SSC . . . Rumor About COLA Being Cut in Half False
- Retirement Coalition Seeks to Provide Additional Benefits for STRS Members
Volume 14 No. 4
- By the Way . . . Governor Davis Appoints Another Member to the Board of Governors
- By the Way . . . Anti-Tax Payer Group Gives Up Plans to Overturn Proposition 39
- Board of Governors Identify Its Priorities
- Improving Academic Preparation for Higher Education
- Does California Have a Budget Surplus?
- Ensuring Student Success Statewide—An Equalization Proposal
- STRS and PERS 2001 Legislation
Volume 14 No. 3
- By the Way . . . New Chair of Assembly Budget Subcommittee #2 has Education Experience
- CPEC Finalizes AB 420 Study Recommendations
- Legislative Education and Budget Committee Membership
- By the Way . . . Washington State Makes Teacher Bargaining Much Easier
- By the Way . . . Counsel Concludes Agency Fee Not Self-Executing
- Ask SSC . . . Are Religious Objections to Agency Fee Still Valid after the Adoption of SB 1960?
- When Can a District Hold a 55% Bond Election?
- Impact of California’s Energy Crisis on Public Education