Volume I Issue VII
IWhen I was growing up in Corcoran, my family never talked about “if” you go to college. It was always “when.” My mother dropped out of high school in 10th grade and my father graduated after taking off a year. To them, a college degree was worth whatever it took.
Why are we trying for a bond for a third time? Haven’t the voters already spoken?
Measure W, our bond on the November ballot, is, as the board put it, simply too important not to pass. more>>>
Here's your chance to ask Dr. Gornick the tough questions anonymously (unless you chose otherwise). Why was a decision made? How was it made? How long will something take? Will I get a raise? What's your favorite Sunday morning breakfast? You pick it, we'll get Dr. Gornick to answer it. >>> Ask the Chancellor
During a recent administrative retreat, there was much discussion of enrollment management. Our enrollment, as measured by headcount, is up but we’re still short of the projected number of full time equivalent students on which our budget is projected. >>see full story
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