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 37 No. 8
- Top Legislative Issues for 2017—April 21, 2017
- Position Control: More Than HR and Business
- Extended Illness or Injury Leave
- CalPERS Adopts Employer Contribution Rate for 2017-18
- March Revenues Beat Forecast by $1.4 Billion
- Pension Plan Compensation Limits Updated
- CalSTRS Postretirement Earnings Limitation for 2017-18
- CalPERS Releases the Fiscal Year 2016 Health Plan Trend Report
Volume 37 No. 7
- Top Legislative Issues for 2017—April 7, 2017
- CalSTRS Unfunded Liability and State Contribution Rate Increase
- LAO Reports on the Impact on Noncredit Rate Increases
- By the Way . . . Continuing Disclosures—Practical Tips for Effective Compliance
- Senate Education Committee Considers Community College Budget
- Legislature Introduces Three Divestment Bills for CalPERS and CalSTRS
- LAO Provides Overview of Adult Education
Volume 37 No. 6
- Top Legislative Issues for 2017—March 24, 2017
- By the Way . . . CSU Trustees Approved Tuition Increases
- LAO Provides Analysis of Governor’s Child Care and Preschool 2017-18 Budget Proposals
- Legislature Attempts to Address Reserve Cap With Three Bills
- Mike Ricketts Retires From School Services of California, Inc.
- By the Way . . . New Appointment to the Board of Governors
- CalPERS Board Approves Delayed Regulations
- Weak Revenue Trend Continues in February
- Reminder: California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission to Offer Municipal Debt Webinar Regarding Implementation of SB 1029
- By the Way . . . EEOC Announces New Online Inquiry and Appointment System
- UCLA Forecasters Revisit “Trumponomics”