City College 2.0: Stable Growth for a Stronger College & a Better San Francisco

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First responders of every type–Nurses, Firefighters, EMTs–and essential workers for the future of our city–Construction Managers, Teachers, Computer Scientists–are trained at City College.

City College is the largest and most accessible source of higher education degrees and workforce training in San Francisco. We are a majority student of color pillar of San Francisco, and now is the moment for us to focus on stable growth for the good of our college and our city.

The end of Hold Harmless in 2025 and the thousands of students turned away from classes over the past two years are a wake up call–City College will soon be funded based on the number and success of our students, and that means the time for serious change is now.

For our college's long term fiscal health and the good of the communities we serve, AFT 2121 is launching an enrollment campaign. From improving our registration system to investing in under-resourced departments, AFT 2121 will work with students, community members, and our administration to stabilize and grow our college for the good of our members and our city.

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Name *

Department *

Is your Department meeting community demand? That is, are all students who want your classes and/or services able to get them? *

Yes

In the past 2 years, have you personally turned away students from your class and/or services at City College? *

Yes

If yes to above, please estimate how many for 2022-23 and 2023-24?

In the past 2 years, has your Department turned away students from its classes and/or services at City College? *

Yes

Don't Know or N/A

If your Department is failing to meet community demand, then what is the single most important obstacle:

Need for better scheduling

Need for better programming

Need for more sections/faculty/FTEF budget

Need for more space and/or better facilities

Other:

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What school-wide reforms, if any, do you think would be most important to increasing enrollment at City College? Mark your top priority.

More user friendly enrollment and registration system

Better advertising

Improved community outreach to local schools, neighborhood groups, etc

Other:

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Could your Department be better at retaining students? *

Yes

Retention: Could your Department be better at retaining students and, if so, how?
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If yes to above, what would make the single greatest difference in retaining students:

Increased number of classes

Improved classes

More student support (e.g. counselors, tutors, etc)

Other:

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