Showing posts with label Transparency. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transparency. Show all posts
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Monday, July 13, 2015
Guidelines for Navigating New Waters
The July 10, 2015 Technical Webinar had a lot of helpful information to help guide us through new waters we're sailing through.Implementation Focus Group's Draft Guidelines
Listen to the Recording
Labels:
AB86,
New Rules,
Older Adults,
Parent Ed,
Tracking,
Transparency
Sunday, May 24, 2015
CATESOL Legislative Advocate Jeff Frost on Gov. Brown's January Adult Ed Budget Proposal
This is obviously late in coming. I'm posting it because I think it provides good information and analysis. The May Revise only partly changes Gov. Brown's Budget Proposal for Adult Ed. We need all the help we can get in understanding the possible ramifications of it.
Also, whatever happens or has happened in Adult Education these last six years, I imagine some day some graduate student or educational policy academic or historian will put it under a magnifying glass. I certainly hope they do. When that happens, blogs like this one will be important digs.Hit the link to read Jeff's analysis.
Labels:
Budget,
CATESOL,
Gov Brown,
Legislature,
Older Adults,
Parent Ed,
Transparency
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
The New AB86 Workgroup
The AB86 website now lists the new members of the Workgroup.
Reminder: The Work Group does the nitty-gritty work. The Cabinet is the Big Boss.
There was no official announcement about this change. There was no email sent to those of us on the email list. There is nothing in their November Newsletter. There was no explanation or announcement of why or how the change was made.
Perhaps the Cabinet, the "Decider," had very good reasons for making these changes.
They did not choose, however, to share them.
They did not choose transparency.
I find that troubling.
Here, in any case, is the information on the AB86 Website:
If you have comments or questions for the Work Group, we encourage you to use the orange “feedback” button to the left of the page so that your feedback can be properly reviewed.
Below is a listing of the AB 86 Work Group Members:
*This organization has not yet named a participant.
You can read another post on this topic here.
In that post, I describe what some of these organizations do.
Reminder: The Work Group does the nitty-gritty work. The Cabinet is the Big Boss.
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| What's happening in there? |
Perhaps the Cabinet, the "Decider," had very good reasons for making these changes.
They did not choose, however, to share them.
They did not choose transparency.
I find that troubling.
Here, in any case, is the information on the AB86 Website:
AB 86 Work Group
The AB 86 Work Group, established by the AB 86 Cabinet, has twelve members, four representing adult education programs in school districts and four representing adult education programs in community colleges. Four staff members, two from the CCCCO and two from the CDE, are also in the Work group. This Work Group will develop a comprehensive Request for Application to fund planning and implementation grants.If you have comments or questions for the Work Group, we encourage you to use the orange “feedback” button to the left of the page so that your feedback can be properly reviewed.
Below is a listing of the AB 86 Work Group Members:
| Name | Organization |
| John Stanskas | Academic Senate for California Community Colleges |
| Mike Reese | Association of California Community College Administrators |
| Rocky Bettar | Association of California School Administrators |
| Association of Chief Business Officials* | |
| Cynthia Parulan-Colfer | California Adult Education Administration Association |
| California Association of School Business Officials* | |
| Rirchard Hansen | California Community College Independents |
| S. Craig Justice | California Community Colleges Chief Instructional Officers |
| Chris Nelson | California Council for Adult Education |
| Kathy Davis | California Council for Adult Education |
| California County Superintendents Educational Services Association* | |
| Jack Carroll | California Federation of Teachers |
| Teri Burns | California School Boards Association |
| Tristan Brown | California School Employees Association |
| Wendy Plew | California Teachers Association |
| Bob Harper | Campbell Adult and Community Education |
| Debra Jones | CCCCO Dean, Career Education Practices |
| Neil Kelly | CCCCO Specialist, Career Education Practices |
| Carmen Martinez-Calderon | CDE Coordinated Student Support and Adult Education Division |
| Shadidi Sai-Maat | CDE Coordinated Student Support and Adult Education Division |
| Lynette Nyaggah | Community College Association |
| Community College League of California* | |
| Kris Fertel | Faculty Association of California Community Colleges |
| Andrea Rodriguez | LAUSD Division of Adult and Career Education |
| Candace Lee | LAUSD, Division of Adult and Career Education |
| Joanne Durkee | Mt. Diablo Adult and Career Education |
| Donna Burns | Mt. San Antonio College |
| Greg Schulz | North Orange County Community College District |
| Erica Leblanc | Santa Monica College |
| United Teachers of Los Angeles* |
*This organization has not yet named a participant.
You can read another post on this topic here.
In that post, I describe what some of these organizations do.
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