CAEP Consortium Fiscal Administration Declaration: 2019-20 15 South Bay Adult Education Consortium (El Camino)

Status: Consortium Approved

California Adult Education Program : CFAD : 2019-20 Produced: Apr 17, 2019, 5:30 PM UTC Debra Tate

15 South Bay Adult Education Consortium (El Camino)

Fiscal Declaration - Consortium Approved

Consortium Name
15 South Bay Adult Education Consortium (El Camino)
Funding Channel
Direct Funded
Narrative
At a public meeting on April 5, 2019 the board made a decision to allocate the additional COLA funding based on the needs of each member and reflective of the carryover of individual members. The mission of the South Bay Education Consortium (SBAEC) continues to be to serve and empower all students to meet their personal, educational and career goals. The consortium has developed short and long term goals; to improve awareness and leverage the resources of the Consortium, to improve the seamlessness of students’ transition to post-secondary education and the workforce, to maintain and improve internal and external communication, and to Improve student success and retention. The consortium has continued to develop and strengthen the processes implemented in past annual plans. The focus of the SBAEC consortium continues to be creating seamless transitions to support students as they progress on their pathway to higher education and employment. New classes have been designed and staff development has focused on classroom instruction to help prepare students for career and higher education. Career pathways are being created to accelerate students along their path. El Camino College (ECC) and the adult schools have worked cooperatively to create classes and help students transition between programs. Funds were spent on technology for all programs to assist with online registration, testing, classes, and improved instruction. The consortium board meets monthly to review the needs and goals of the entire consortium. The board strives to cooperatively work together to create a comprehensive approach to adult education in our community.
Changes
There are no changes to the consortium disbursement method of funding. At a public meeting on April 5, 2019 the board made a decision to allocate the additional COLA based on the needs of each member and reflective of the carryover of individual members. The allocations were designed to provide COLA and allow growth of programs to meet the needs of the community. The board voted to set aside $20,326 held by El Camino College for overall administrative consortium costs.

Member Allocations

Member Name (2019-20) (2018-19) (2017-18)
Centinela Valley Union High $489,794 $489,794 $357,837
El Camino CCD $409,028 $282,036 $270,376
Inglewood Unified $974,241 $867,575 $735,620
Redondo Beach Unified $3,700,962 $3,690,437 $3,678,777
Torrance Unified $4,916,969 $4,810,303 $4,678,348
Total Allocated to Members $10,490,994 $10,140,145 $9,720,958
Total CAEP Funds $10,490,994 $10,140,145 $9,720,958
Total Remaining $0 $0 $0

Certification

Centinela Valley Union High - Member Representative

Approved by Benjamin Wardrop

2019-04-17

El Camino CCD - Member Representative

  • Roberta (Bobby) Becka
  • Director, Grants Development & Management
  • rbecka@elcamino.edu
  • (310) 660-3593 ext: 8234
Approved by Jose Anaya

2019-04-09

Inglewood Unified - Member Representative

Approved by Ms. Debra Tate

2019-04-17

Redondo Beach Unified - Member Representative

Approved by Dr. Anthony Taranto

2019-04-15

Torrance Unified - Member Representative

Approved by Wayne Diulio

2019-04-11