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New & Noteworthy
Best Possible Rating Grants
College’s annual financial Basic Skills and Student Outcome
audit receives the highest Transformation Program
possible rating. California Community College
Chancellor’s Office
$1,493,684 over 3 years
Bolsters student learning in core academic
subjects by expanding access to tutoring,
accelerated classes, summer programs,
and faculty professional development.
Title V with CSUN
US Department of Education
$753,085
Funds multi-year partnership with Cal State
Northridge to increase transfers in nursing,
graphic design and animation through
student outreach and joint activities.
3.23% growth
College Promise
in full-time equivalent
California Community College
students (FTES), from Chancellor’s Office
15,995 to 16,512 $750,000
Launches First-Year Promise, which
provides a free first year of college to
qualified students, along with counseling
$16 million and other student support services.
Highest ever Early Childhood Education
1-year grant total Los Angeles Universal Preschool
$300,000
Helps fund the outdoor classroom, which
engages children with learning activities
that raise awareness and appreciation for
nature by integrating experiential learning
into the curriculum.
$20,000,000 2016-17 Grant Revenue Apprenticeships
California Community Colleges
Chancellor’s Office
$15,000,000 $260,000
Funds California’s first apprenticeship
program in warehousing/logistics, in
$10,000,000 partnership with AMS Fulfillment.
Open Educational Resources
California Community College
$5,000,000
Chancellor’s Office
$121,763
Funds development of open educational
$0 resources – low-cost, shareable
learning materials – to create a
zero-textbook-cost Water Systems
associate degree.
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