Monthly Board Highlights - June 2021
If you were unable to attend the June 1, 2021 Board of Trustees meetings, here are some of the actions that took place.
The Board heard the following reports and presentations:
- Swearing in of the 2021-2022 Student Trustee Dominique “Nikki” Medina
- Update on Chancellor Search Process with Dr. Ben Duran and Dr. Jim Riggs of PPL, Inc.
- College Presidents’ Reports (written) and recognizing FCC fire cadet Gabriel Carreiro and Fire Academy Instructor Peter Cacossa
- Madera Community College Strategic Plan 2021-2026 by President Angel Reyna
- Clovis Community College Strategic Plan 2021—2025 by President Lori Bennett
- Personnel Commission Budget by Samerah Campbell and Bradley Tahajian
- Tentative Budget by Vice Chancellor Cheryl Sullivan
Board Policies
Adopted:
BP 4070 Auditing and Auditing Fees
First Read:
BP 5200 Student Health and Psychological Services
Approved
- Academic Personnel Transactions
- Classified Personnel Transactions
- Madera County School Boards Association 2021-2022 Proposed Budget
- Summer 2021, Fall 2021, Spring 2022 and Fall 2022 curriculum proposals
- Dual Enrollment Courses with Clovis Community College for 2021-2022
- Out of State Student Travel for Reedley College and Madera Community College Upward Bound Program to Washington D.C. July 31- August 6 2021
- Ad Hoc Committee to review Board Self-Evaluation Instrument and Process per Board Policy 2745
- Tentative Budget 2021-2022
Adopted
Resolution 2021.21 Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Resolution 2021.22 Establishing 2021-2022 Appropriations (GANN) Limit
Resolution 2021. 23 Recognition of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer + Pride month, June 2021
Approved the following Grant Agreements:
Madera Community College has received a new $300,000 Dual Enrollment Program agreement from the College Futures Foundation. The funding will provide resources to improve student equity by implementing a dual enrollment program through Madera Unified School District. The funding will be received over two years.
Madera Community College was awarded $515,000 Direct Assessment Competency Based Educated Collaborative funding from the California Community College's Chancellor's Office. The funding will provide resources to implement direct assessment competency-based education associate degree programs, which will help establish a model for system-wide change of direct assessment competency-based education programs. The funding will be received over five years.
State Center Community College District was awarded $500,000 Pre-Apprenticeship Programs for Better Careers and Communities funding from the James Irvine Foundation. The funds will provide the Central Valley Pre-Apprenticeship Program resources for training to traditionally underserved populations and connecting them to regional trades and industry sectors. The funding will be received over two years.
Closed Session
Following the Closed Session, the Board reports as follows: There is nothing to report at this time.
