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 38 No. 19
- Strong August Revenues Offset July Shortfall
- 2018 Bill Signing Update
- BOG Approves 2019-20 Budget and Legislative Request
- By the Way . . . Governor Brown Signs Education and Public Employment Cleanup Bills
- IRS Releases Draft 2018 ACA Reporting Forms
- Remembering Ron . . .
- Ask SSC . . . What Does a Superintendent Need to Know About Position Control?
- State Controller Reports State Revenues Beat Expectations
- CalSTRS Reinforces Rules on Unused Sick Leave
- By the Way . . . Chancellor’s Office Hosts Webinars on Funding Formula
- Remedial Education Reform’s Impact on College Funding
- By the Way . . . DOL Issues Updated FMLA Forms
- 30 Years of Proposition 98: The Future
Volume 38 No. 18
- Top Legislative Issues for 2018—September 7, 2018
- Be Prepared for Another Round of Affordable Care Act Employer Penalties
- Legislature Wraps up the 2017-18 Legislative Session
- 30 Years of Proposition 98: The Minimum Guarantee
- By the Way . . . U.S. Department of Labor Holds Public Listening Sessions on Overtime Rule
- Lawmakers Consider Budget Bill Inoculating Public Agencies and Bargaining Units from Agency Fee Lawsuits
- Legislature Races to Meet 72-Hour Rule Before the End of Session
- Leadership Change at Department of Finance
Volume 38 No. 17
- Top Legislative Issues for 2018—August 24, 2018
- Several Significant Community College Bills Fail Appropriations Deadline
- Parental Leave Obligation
- In a Post-Janus World . . . What’s Next?
- 30 Years of Proposition 98: Hopes and Expectations
- Fiscal Committees Approve Hundreds of Bills Before Deadline
- Department of Finance Confirms Slow Start to New Year
- Split Roll Property Tax Initiative Could Be Headed to the Ballot in 2020
- Governor Takes Action on Community College Bills
- By the Way . . . Alexis Zaragoza Appointed to the Board of Governors
- $5 Million Proposed for Classified Employee Professional Development
- Senate Select Committee Holds Hearing on Longitudinal Data Systems for California's Education Sectors
- Waivers for Fire-Related FTES Losses
- BOG Hosts First Governing Meeting on Online College
- First Month of Fiscal Year Begins With Shortfall, Says State Controller
- Ask SSC . . . What Types of Records Are Classified As Permanent?