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Student Equity Plan 2012-2017 Progress Report 2013-2014

This report details the progress made in achieving the Student Equity Plan goals for 2013-2014, focusing on access, course success, persistence, completion, basic skills, and ESL. It includes disaggregated data and recommended initiatives for improvement.

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Student Equity Plan 2012-2017 Progress Report 2013-2014

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  1. Student Equity Plan 2012-2017 Progress Report 2013-2014 Prepared by the Student Equity Committee Report to the Planning and Budgeting Committee Co-Chairs Dr. David Johnson and Dr. David Clay May 7, 2014

  2. Main Themes • Access Goal • Course Success Goal • Fall to Spring Persistence Goal • Completion Goal • Basic Skills and ESL • Recommended Initiatives • Disaggregated data • Alternative Placement

  3. Preparation of the Implementation

  4. Accomplishments • There are a total of 18 objectives for spring 2014 in the Student Equity Plan. • 2 objectives are 100% complete of the 4-year plan • 1 objective is 50% complete of the 4-year plan • 12 objectives are 25% complete of the 4-year plan • 2 objectives are 10% complete of the 4-year plan • 1 objective is 5% complete of the 4-year plan

  5. Highlights of Success • David and David, you may want to consider highlight some of the objectives that members were doing a great job to stimulate PBC’s interests.  Just a thought!

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