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. 20
  • By the Way . . . Board of Governors Opposes Voucher Initiative
  • By the Way . . . Equalization Funding Gets a New Name
  • 2000 Chaptered and Vetoed Legislation—Part II
  • New Financial Aid Proposal Approved By Governor
  • CPEC Contracts for the Completion of Part-Time Faculty Study
  • Update on Budget Package for 2001-02
  • Ask SSC . . . STRS Obligation
Volume 13 No. 19
  • By the Way . . . Legislation Amended to Cover Shortfall in Community College Apportionments
  • By the Way . . . Chancellor’s Office Projects Growth in Full-Time Faculty Hires
  • By the Way . . . Compromise Reached on State Capital Outlay Bond Split
  • 2000 Chaptered and Vetoed Legislation—Part I
  • Legislative Analyst’s Office Releases Analysis of Proposition 39
  • Part-Time Faculty Legislation—One Down—One To Go
  • STRS Package Agreed to by Governor Davis
  • Final Week of the Legislative Session Provides a Few Surprises
  • Framework for the Master Plan for Education Released
Volume 13 No. 18
  • By the Way . . . Senate Committee Kills Bill Restricting Use of Social Security Numbers
  • By the Way . . . Community College Trustees Could Double Their Compensation
  • Assembly Speaker Hertzberg Appoints New Chairperson to the Assembly Higher Education Committee
  • Community College Students to Benefit from New Financial Aid Proposal
  • Consultation Council Reviews Work of the BCP Task Force
  • Legislative “Suspense File” is Where the Action is Now!
  • Legislation Resolution Introduced to Urge FEMA Not to Proceed with Local Insurance Requirements