Now for the hard part: translating new vision for community colleges into student success

July 18, 2017

Now for the hard part: translating new vision for community colleges into student success

The Vision for Success plan adopted by the college system's board of governors lays out a pathway to support students.

July 16, 2017

California's community colleges' new push to improve graduation and transfer rates

If approved and carried out, the plan could lead to more Californians with two- or four-year degrees entering the workforce.

April 19, 2017

Panel endorses bill aimed at reducing number of college students in remedial classes

Assembly Higher Education committee unanimously passes the bill, which advocates say will improve graduation rates. If approved by the full Legislature and governor, the measure would require community colleges to place students in credit classes unless there is a high probability of failure.

Larry Gordon

January 31, 2017

Creating a debt-free college program would cost state an estimated $3.3 billion

California's public colleges and universities are among the most affordable, but many students still graduate with significant debt.

Fermin Leal

December 7, 2016

A video of interview with new California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley

Eloy Ortiz Oakley is about to take over a system of 113 colleges and more than 2.1 million students.

Larry Gordon

November 16, 2016

Education leaders contemplate impact of a Trump presidency on California

Forecasters have little to go on since education wasn't a major theme in the presidential campaign.

EdSource staff

August 30, 2016

Survey finds worrisome short tenures for community college chiefs

Researchers believe leadership is crucial to improving student retention rates.

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July 18, 2017