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June 2014 Sanctions – Inconsistent Results



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June 2014 Sanctions – Inconsistent Results





Inconsistent Application of Sanctions - June 2014










college

Number of "Deficiencies" Cited

Sanction

Ohlone College

20

Reaffirm Accreditation

Moreno Valley College

17

Reaffirm Accreditation

Lassen Community College

7

Reaffirm Accreditation

Norco College

16

Reaffirm Accreditation

L.A. Mission College

14

Remove Warning and Reaffirm Accreditation

Barstow College

0

Remove Warning and Reaffirm Accreditation

Orange Coast College

3

Remove Warning and Reaffirm Accreditation

Coastline College

3

Remove Warning and Reaffirm Accreditation

L.A. Southwest College

0

Remove Warning and Reaffirm Accreditation

Cerritos College

6

Warning

West Valley College

15

Warning

Golden West College

25

Continue on Warning

L.A. Valley College

5

Continue Warning

Hartnell College

34

Remove Probation, Issue Warning

Evergreen Valley College

2

Probation

San Jose City College

2

Probation

Victor Valley College

7

Probation

Palo Verde College

27

Probation



June 2014 ACCJC Sanctions


Back to the Same Old Belligerent Ways and Still Inconsistent Application

A Picture of an Agency that is OUT OF CONTROL
There are various conditions imposed on colleges with full accreditation as can be seen in a number of cases below. In some cases it appears to be better to receive a warning than to receive a full accreditation. It also seems clear that it is not a good idea to write up proposed improvements that a college hopes to make as the college may find itself under the gun to make such improvements. The most serious violations now appear to relate to SLOs and governing board operations – they seem to get the harshest sanctions.
The Department of Education found the ACCJC lacking in a variety of areas including: must provide documentation to demonstrate that it has fully implemented its revised policies to demonstrate that the agency clearly delineates between areas of non-compliance and areas for improvement and the agency must provide documentation to demonstrate that it provides the institution with a detailed written report that clearly identifies any deficiencies in the institution's compliance with the agency's standards. [§602.18(e)].
The Commission continues to be unclear in its distinction between what change is required and what change is just a suggestion for improvement. It also continues to have a lack of a sufficient number of faculty members on Visiting Teams. The Commission continues to direct colleges to make improvements that bring them beyond the minimum of what standards require.


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