ACCJC Actions of January 8-10, 2014

ACCJC Actions of January 8-10, 2014

During its two day private meeting and one day public meeting, the Commission made 74 decisions (the majority of which were made during the private meeting days). The Commission obviously does not take much time to have discussion on actions. Since the behavior at the private meeting portion is not made public, it is unclear to the public the process used for deciding issues or the role that staff play in directing the discussion.

Reaffirmed Accreditation on the basis of a comprehensive evaluation: 8 colleges

Issued Warning on the basis of a comprehensive evaluation: 1 college

Continued on Warning on the basis of a follow-up report with visit: 1 college

Removed from Warning and Reaffirmed Accreditation on the basis of a follow-up report with a visit: 4 colleges

Removed from Warning on the basis of a follow-up report with visit: 1 college

Removed from Probation; Issue Warning on the basis of a follow-up report with visit: 1 college

Removed from Show Cause and Issued Warning on the basis of a Show Cause Report with visit: 1 college

Removed from Show Cause and Reaffirmed Accreditation on the basis of a Show Cause Report with visit: 1 college
Reviewed and continued accredited status with midterm report: 10 colleges

Reviewed and continued accredited status with follow-up report: 1 college, 1 district

Reviewed and continued accredited status with report with visit: 7 colleges
Denied the Review request of CCSF: 1 college
Actions on Substantive Change Committee Actions: 17 colleges
First Reading Policies Approved: 5

Second Reading Policies Adopted: 3

Operational Policies and Documents Adopted: 2

Revisions between Commission Meetings: 6

ACCJC SANCTIONS OF JANUARY 2014 – A NEW DIRECTION?

ACCJC Actions of January 2014			California Community Colleges
		ACCREDIT	WARNING	PROBATION	SHOW CAUSE	TERMINATE
CABRILLO COLLEGE		X
CANADA COLLEGE		X
COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO		X
CUYAMACA COLLEGE		X
GROSSMONT COLLEGE		X
SKYLINE COLLEGE		X
SIERRA COLLEGE			X
WOODLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE			X
COLUMBIA COLLEGE		X
CUESTA COLLEGE		X
SOLANO COMMUNITY COLLEGE		X
COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS		X
MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE		X
VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE		X
EL CAMINO COLLEGE		X
YUBA COLLEGE			X
COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS			X
TOTAL		13	4
In addition, Antelope Valley, College of Marin, Evergreen Valley, Moorpark,
Mt. San Antonio, Oxnard, Saddleback, San Diego Mesa,
San Diego Miramar, San Diego City, San Jose City, and Ventura
Colleges had midterm reports and continued in accreditation status.
Also, after follow-up reports, DeAnza, Fresno City, Shasta, and
the Los Angeles Community College District were continued in
Accreditation status.
Finally, after follow-up reports and visits the following colleges continued
in accreditation status: Antelope Valley, Bakersfield, Cerro Coso,
College of the Redwoods, Cuesta, Palo Verde, Porterville, Reedley, and Windward.
The Committee also approved the CCSF closure report.

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