Spokane Colleges Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda includes an executive session and a report on a cybersecurity incident. Presentations will cover pre-nursing and nursing program alignment at Spokane Community College and Spokane Falls Community College, as well as a strategic plan presentation. The Board will address various financial matters, including the approval of student technology fee budgets, student services and activities budgets, and the athletics operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Furthermore, the meeting will feature reports from the student government, the Chancellor, campus presidents, faculty representatives, and classified staff.
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Spokane Colleges Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The meeting included discussions on student success, budget planning, strategic plan updates, and policy reviews. A presentation highlighted how Spokane Community College leverages AI-powered texting to support students. The agenda also covered capital projects, financial reports, and updates from various departments, including Head Start and student government. The board reviewed and approved consent agenda items related to board minutes, capital projects, budget and expenditures, and Head Start.
Dec 16, 2025·Board meeting
Washington State Community College District 17 Regular Meeting
The meeting included faculty tenure introductions and a presentation on SCC Celebrating Student Success, focusing on the EdSights program which utilizes a chatbot to gauge student feelings and connect them with resources, generating student voice scores and key trends. The Board unanimously approved the consent agenda, which covered previous meeting minutes, capital projects status, budget expenditures, and Head Start updates. The Board also unanimously approved amended Chancellor goals. Discussion followed regarding budget planning and analysis for FY27, outlining challenges such as the allocation model adjustment and the 2026 legislative session. Updates were provided on the strategic plan, with approval anticipated in March. A review of Board Policy 1.20.03 regarding Restrictions of Individual Authority of Trustees occurred, resulting in a decision to add guidelines addressing social media comments. Reports from the Chancellor noted legislative pre-session visits. College Presidents reported on contract updates with the Department of Corrections and enrollment figures, with suggestions made for better data visibility. Faculty representatives reported on grading periods, AI literacy initiatives, and classified staff support programs, including recognizing employees pursuing degrees.
