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Eloy Ortiz Oakley
Community Colleges
January 26, 2023

Key decisions await next California Community Colleges chancellor as search winds down

California's community colleges will soon have a new chancellor, who will have to decide how to wield limited power as the colleges try to build back from dramatic enrollment declines.

Michael Burke
California Student Journalism Corps 
November 29, 2022

California college students have their own ideas on diversifying campuses

College students respond to the question “How do you think California’s colleges and universities can build more diverse student populations without considering race in the admissions process?”

The California Student Journalism Corps
Community Colleges
June 16, 2022

Eloy Oakley ends tenure as California Community College chancellor to take foundation post

Eloy Ortiz Oakley says he is “leaving the system in a really good place. We have the best budget we have ever had. Our team is really strong.”

Thomas Peele
Community Colleges
March 22, 2022

California community college officials eye new rule forcing districts to hand over data

Recently, some California community colleges have not handed over data on enrollment and application fraud to state officials, who are now looking to force their hand.

Michael Burke
Community Colleges
July 28, 2021

A spotlight on California's community colleges as chancellor starts unpaid federal adviser role

Chancellor Oakley says helping achieve President Biden's agenda is a "once in a generation opportunity."

Michael Burke
California's Community Colleges: At a Crossroads
June 25, 2021

How community colleges can better prepare adult workers

More career counseling and work-based learning would prepare students for the workforce, experts say during an EdSource roundtable on role of community colleges in preparing a post-pandemic workforce.

Michael Burke
Community Colleges
April 9, 2021

California Community Colleges chancellor urges caution in reopening

Eloy Ortiz Oakley, the chancellor overseeing California's 116 community colleges, discusses fall 2021 classes and enrollment declines in interview with EdSource.

Michael Burke And Louis Freedberg
Podcast
April 9, 2021

Gov. Newsom wants schools and colleges to reopen fully by fall. But will they?

We explore Gov. Newsom's pronouncement that K-12 and community colleges should open fully after June 15. What will it take to make it happen?

EdSource staff
State Education Policy
March 23, 2021

California community colleges to offer limited expansion of fall in-person classes, chancellor says

Chancellor Eloy Oakley says remote instruction is likely in many courses, along with masks and social distancing.

Louis Freedberg
College & Careers
March 12, 2021

California's colleges and universities will receive $5 billion from federal rescue plan

California colleges and universities will share in $5 billion from the federal aid: Half will help students cover tuition and basic needs such as housing. The other half will ease campus losses in pandemic and costs of online classes.

Larry Gordon
College & Careers
March 5, 2021

Calls to change funding to increase faculty diversity at California Community Colleges

California higher education supporters say the state legislature needs to change an arcane state law that inadequately funds efforts to diversify community college faculty. An EdSource investigation revealed the system's failings.

Thomas Peele
College & Careers
January 14, 2021

CA Chancellor Oakley backs college leaders after blowback for denouncing Capitol violence

Community College Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley stepped up support for campus leaders urging them to not back down after some faced sharp attacks to statements condemning Capitol violence.

Thomas Peele And Ashley A. Smith
Community Colleges
January 7, 2021

Rife with infighting, Oakland community college district at risk of losing local control

The state chancellor’s office overseeing California’s community colleges may soon intervene at the Peralta Community College District.

Michael Burke
State Education Policy
October 21, 2020

For first time, heads of all California’s public education systems are Black or Latino

A fundamental question is how much difference their backgrounds will make in moving forward on racial and equity challenges facing their institutions.

Louis Freedberg
College & Careers
July 17, 2020

California’s top higher education officials urge voters to support affirmative action in hiring and admissions

California’s higher education leaders appear together for what may be their last public gathering in an online forum, entitled “New Realities for Higher Education."

Larry Gordon