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. 10
  • By the Way . . . Teachers Reject 30 Percent Pay Raise
  • By the Way . . . Passage Rates for Local School Bonds In Other States
  • Community College Budget Update—Part VII
  • Ask SSC . . . Short-Term Employees’ Work Schedule
  • STRS Board Supports Retirement Proposal
  • Mandatory Social Security Not a Dead Issue
Volume 13 No. 9
  • Community College Budget Update—Part VI
  • By the Way . . . Brulte Named Senate Minority Leader
  • Short-Term Employees’ Work Schedule Reduced
  • State Nears Gann Limit, But Can Easily Avoid Any Excess
  • Lottery Commission Changes SuperLotto Game
  • Democratic State Legislature Likely to Adopt Mandatory Agency Fee Legislation
Volume 13 No. 8
  • By the Way . . . Another Appointment to the Board of Governors
  • Joint Legislative Audit Committee Approves Three Audit Requests That Impact Community Colleges
  • Budget Subcommittees Approve Community College Capital Outlay Budget
  • Community College Budget Update—Part V
  • Assembly Democrats Deliver $1.4 Billion in New Spending for Education
  • By the Way . . . Governor Names Director of Intergovernmental Relations
  • By the Way . . . Classified Employees Layoff Notice
  • By the Way . . . Hertzberg Sworn In As New Assembly Speaker.
  • STRS/PERS Retirement and Benefit Legislation Update
  • Lottery Releases 1999 Annual Report—Proclaims the Year a Success
  • State Voucher Initiative Likely to be on November Ballot
  • Silicon Valley and Political Leadership Pulling Together for a New Measure to Reduce Bond Threshold to 55%
  • State Revenues Growing at “Dramatic Pace” Per LAO