Santa Ana College Academic Senate Business Meeting
The business meeting packet covers several key topics across recent sessions, including resolutions regarding faculty consultation on categorical funds and block grants, affirmation of faculty prioritization rankings, and updates to Academic Senate bylaws. Discussions involved student initiatives like CCC Start and online degree pathways, as well as institutional policies such as Academic Freedom, minimum qualifications, and student login credentials. Additionally, the Senate addressed faculty appointments, credit equivalency processes, and provided updates on participatory governance committees including enrollment management, facilities, and academic assessments.
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Rancho Santiago Community College District Special Board of Trustees Meeting
The board conducted a meeting featuring presentations on medical and dental insurance renewals and the Protected Insurance Program for Schools. Reports were provided by the Chancellor, academic senate presidents, college presidents, and the facilities committee chair. A closed session was held to discuss personnel matters, litigation, and labor negotiations. The board approved several items, including a Memorandum of Understanding with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Orange Coast, dual enrollment agreements with multiple local educational institutions, and various clinical affiliation and purchase agreements related to marketing, software licenses, and operational services.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
Rancho Santiago Community College District Board of Trustees Regular Meeting Minutes
The board meeting included the recognition of tenured faculty members and a student for academic achievements. Discussions were held regarding an Ad Hoc Committee for the Chancellor's evaluation, updates on college budgets, and reports from student presidents and senate representatives. Several purchase agreements and service contracts were reviewed and approved, including those for instructional equipment, architectural services, and inter-agency instructional services. The board adopted a resolution designating a new holiday, reviewed human resources dockets, and addressed several legal matters and independent investigation proposals in both public and closed sessions, ultimately tabling several items regarding special counsel and investigation services.
