Community College Update

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.

Volume 13 No. 26
  • By the Way . . . Use of Part-Time Faculty in the Community Colleges
  • By the Way . . . Assembly Speaker Hertzberg Introduces Education Bond
  • By the Way . . . 50% Law Update
  • BOG Approves “Interdistrict Faculty Pilot”
  • Part-Time Faculty Compensation—State Budget Request
  • Ask SSC . . . How Can We Be on Test 3" When Economy Is So Strong?"
  • Buzzer Sounds for the 2001-02 Legislative Session
Volume 13 No. 25
  • By the Way . . . Assembly Speaker Hertzberg to Introduce Education Bond
  • By the Way . . . Richard Leib Elected President of Board of Governors
  • By the Way . . . Board of Governors Approve $245 Million Budget Hike
  • New Faces Flood the State Legislature
  • Changes to Child Support Reporting for Independent Contractor
  • Implementation of Agency Fee Legislation Becomes Slightly Clearer
  • LAO Forecasts Continued Strong State Economy
Volume 13 No. 24
  • By the Way . . . California State University Opts to Use Community Colleges to Combat “Tidal Wave II.”
  • By the Way . . . Community College Share of Proposition 98 Funds
  • By the Way . . . Community College Trustee Appointed to Board of Governors
  • Big Push to Concurrently Enroll High School Students in Community Colleges
  • Changes Made to the Community College’s 2001-02 System Budget
  • Community College General Obligation Bond Elections
  • By the Way . . . President Signs Bill to Help Rural Schools
  • Federal Budget Talks Stalled
  • The Education Propositions—Schools Go Three for Three
  • More of Same for Sacramento as Democrat Margins Widen in Senate and Assembly