ACCJC Placing City College on Enhanced Monitoring
The ACCJC will be placing City College on enhanced monitoring because of budget issues at the college.
CCSF Accreditation
The Dismantling of an Accrediting Commission
NEWS ANALYSIS
By Andy Bays
The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC), a maligned agency in charge of evaluating two-year colleges in California, was given the final nail in the coffin on March 21 by policy-makers in Sacramento, but they’re not going down without a fight.
The
False Transparency: Getting it Right About CCSF
By Leslie Simon
Over the holidays I smashed my nose walking into the crystal clear window of a newly-designed store in a local mall.
Though bruised and bloodied, my nose didn’t break, so rather than sue the corporation for damages, I have written a letter pleading with it to
Editor’s Note: CCSF’s crisis is a lesson in public education funding
By Sara BloombergThe Guardsman
As Washington deals with $85 billion in sequester related cuts, a game of political chicken is playing out here in San Francisco, which could have serious implications for California’s entire community college system.
Lacking strong lobbyists in Sacramento, California’s public education system has endured
Exclusive: Interim-Chancellor Thelma Scott-Skillman talks accreditation, funding and Prop A
By Sara Bloomberg
The Guardsman
Preface: On Feb. 7 The Guardsman met up with Interim Chancellor Thelma Scott-Skillman for an exclusive interview about the college’s accreditation crisis. She replaced the previous interim chancellor, Pamila Fisher, on Nov. 1 and has a one-year contract with the college.
Larry Kamer, the
Election commissioner sought
Cassandra HendryThe GuardsmanThe Ocean Campus Associated Student Council convened Jan. 30 to discuss funding for certain clubs, accreditation issues, the upcoming student council elections and other ideas to help get more students involved at City College.
Club leaders from the Anime Club, the Gamers Gathering, Pacific Islanders Club, Science Club,
Students in dark about accreditation
By Jen Verzosa and Jackson Ly
The Guardsman
As the deadline for City College’s Show Cause and Closure Report looms, Student Trustee William Walker organized two town hall-style forums Jan. 24 at Ocean Campus’s Ram Plaza to educate a student populace largely in the dark about the facts