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94SHASTA-TEHAMA-TRINITYJOINT COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT11555 Old Oregon TrailP.O. Box 496006, Redding, CA 96049-6006TO: BOARD OF TRUSTEES DATE: 05/08/13FROM:INITIATOR:SUBJECT:Joe Wyse,Superintendent/PresidentJoe Wyse,Superintendent/PresidentITEM NO.: 9.1REPORT ON RESULTS OF SHASTA COLLEGE'S 2013 STUDENT SUCCESSSCORECARD (REPLACES THE ACCOUNTABILITY REPORTING FORCOMMUNITY COLLEGES-ARCC)BACKGROUNDIn 2004, Assembly Bill1417 triggered the creation of a performance measurement system for CaliforniaCommunity Colleges which became known as Accountability Reporting for the CommunityColleges (ARCC). In late Fall 2012, the Student Success Scorecard (Scorecard) was built on theexisting ARCC reporting system with the purpose of providing stakeholders with clear and conciseinformation on key student success metrics in order to improve performance. The Scorecard focuseson the profile and performance of each college, with the indicators measuring both intermediateprogress and completion by college for several groups of student demographics. The Scorecardassists policymakers, local college officials, and elected boards in determining system andcollege performance in specific areas of effort, as well as informs the public about overall systemperformance.STATUSMarc Beam, Director of Research and Planning, will report on Shasta College's performance indicatorspublished in the Scorecard. The presentation and discussion of the Scorecard results fulfillthe legislative requirement that the Governing Board of each community college "interact" with theircollege's Scorecard results. Proof of such interaction is provided to the State via submission ofBoard meeting minutes.RECOMMENDATIONThe Superintendent/President recommends that the Board discuss the information presented, andaccept the report on the results of Shasta College's 2013 Student Success Scorecard.