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City
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Santa Ana
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438665
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Tony, the Hawk
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127
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This Master Services Agreement, including Amendment #01, establishes the terms between the Foundation for California Community Colleges, Instructure, Inc., and Rancho Santiago Community College District for providing educational technology solutions to California Community Colleges. The agreement is effective from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2033. Instructure will provide the Canvas Learning Platform (LMS, Studio, Impact) with centrally funded annual subscription fees totaling $105,600,017.04 over the ten-year term. Additional services like Canvas Catalog, Canvas Credentials, and Intelligent Insights are available for local purchase by individual participating agencies. The document outlines various terms, conditions, general provisions, and federal compliance requirements.
This document serves as a program guide for Microsoft's Campus Agreement, a subscription licensing program designed for higher education institutions in the EMEA region. It outlines the various aspects of the program, including academic volume licensing models (subscription and transactional), eligibility criteria, purchasing procedures, and available term options (one-year or three-year subscriptions). The guide details features such as compliance, administration, product availability, minimum order requirements (based on Full-time Equivalent employees), and desktop package offerings. It also covers special use rights like Work at Home and the Home Use Program, Software Assurance benefits, MSDN Academic Alliance membership, deployment guidelines, media distribution, and renewal processes. The document emphasizes that specific effective dates, pricing, and agreement numbers will be communicated through an acceptance letter upon subscription enrollment.
This document details a Microsoft Campus and School Agreement and its subsequent amendments between Microsoft Corporation and the Foundation for California Community Colleges. The initial agreement became effective on June 23, 2020. Multiple amendments modify the terms, including defining affiliates, detailing product licensing, establishing transition rules for user counts, and setting pricing and discount structures for various Microsoft products like M365 EDU A3, M365 EDU A5, M365 A5 Security, and Defender Endpoint P2 Device Edu Sub. The latest amendments extend the overall agreement and its enrollments, with the general expiration date for active enrollments being September 30, 2026, and specific enrollments having slightly different end dates. The agreement outlines general terms and conditions, but no overarching total contract value is provided.
This document outlines a Purchase Agreement (#SAC-26-011) between Rancho Santiago Community College District and Acadea for SaaS META Course and Program Management services, including hosting and maintenance, specifically for Santa Ana College Academic Affairs. The agreement term runs from February 1, 2026, to January 31, 2029. An initial Purchase Order (No. 26 - P0269387) and invoice cover the first year of services. The total fixed price for the three-year contract is $105,000.00.
This Master Services Agreement (MSA) outlines the terms for products and services provided to Participating Agencies of the Foundation for California Community Colleges, initially by Hobsons, Inc., and subsequently by EAB Global, Inc. The agreement, effective April 1, 2020, has been extended several times, with a final expiration date of March 30, 2030. It covers various offerings including Transfer Portal, Education Data Platform, Student Success Collaborative, and Partnership services, and details administrative fees, payment terms, and includes seven amendments, notably the change in the supplier entity.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Rancho Santiago Community College District
The retreat covered several key areas, including administrative leadership changes and updates from the FARSCCD regarding legal investigations, health benefit carriers, and evaluation policies. The discussion focused on the California Community Colleges' Vision 2030, which emphasizes equity in access, success, and support, as well as shifts in the transfer pathway due to SB640 and the integration of artificial intelligence in higher education. Additionally, breakout sessions highlighted challenges regarding in-person course enrollment, the necessity for a student testing center, strategies for addressing AI in academic assessments, and potential enrollment retention improvements.
The board discussed and took action on several items, including the approval of a joint use lease with Vista Charter Public Schools for a portion of Santa Ana College. A significant portion of the meeting involved a failed motion to remove the Board President from officer positions and subsequent failed motions regarding the suspension of the President's duties. The board also reviewed and approved various administrative and academic items, including catalog revisions, community education programs, transfer agreements, purchase agreements with multiple vendors, and architectural service contracts. Several information items, including budget updates and reports, were postponed to a future meeting. Additionally, the board convened into closed sessions to discuss public employee performance, anticipated litigation, liability claims, and labor negotiations.
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The meeting included public comments regarding investigations and affiliation agreements. The board held a closed session to discuss anticipated litigation and issued a formal statement clarifying that no findings of fraud, theft, or misappropriation of district funds have been made regarding ASCIP funds, emphasizing that funds were used for district purposes. Additionally, the board approved the recommendation for the temporary suspension of the Board President from board officer positions pending the completion of independent investigations.
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