CAEP Allocation Amendment: 2019-20 67 West Hills College Consortium
Status: Certified
CAEP Allocation Amendment: 2019-20
67 West Hills College Consortium
Allocation Amendment Summary
Fiscal Declaration
The Fiscal Declaration information in this section has been provided as a courtesy. It has not been changed since CFAD has been approved by the Member Representatives.
- Consortium Name
- 67 West Hills College Consortium
- Funding Channel
- Fiscal Agent
- Fiscal Agent
- Not Selected
- Narrative
- The West Hills College Adult Ed Consortium (WHAEC) continues to experience increased growth in the duplicated and un-duplicated number of students served. Growth also continues in the variety and number of courses offered. The consortium has agreed to continue the same fiscal agent format with West Hills College providing that role along with being the reporting lead. The consortium Governance will remain without many changes other than a change to approved voting members list. Originally, West Hills College only held one vote that represented two separate colleges; the revised format will allow each college to have a voting member, thereby allowing each college to represent their specific school programs. WHAEC will continue to address educational and training gaps identified in the region, including but not limited to low education levels, no high school diploma, limited English speakers and low career skill-set levels. Instruction in ESL, ESL Citizenship/Civics, diploma/HSE, and CTE have all been expanded into most communities served by the consortium as the demand for these programs has consistently increased. This past fall the consortium hired a part-time academic advisor to assist students with career options and pathways leading into post-secondary and/or into a skill-building program or employment. This new position has made a positive difference for many students as we focus more detail on transitioning students from one program to another or to employment. All members are addressing and aligning instructional programs with our 3-year plans. The WHAEC is currently in the process of developing increased marketing efforts to reach students currently not being served in the region.
- Changes
- A unique approach to the distribution of the COLA has recently been added. The consortium-voting members agreed unanimously to distribute the COLA to seven of the nine members whom received less funding allocations previously. This decision was based on efforts to be fair and equitable with all members as most are anticipating additional growth in students and programs.
Amended Member Allocations for 2019-20
Certification
West Hills CCD - Member Representative
- David Castillo
- Director
- davidcastillo2@whccd.edu
- (559) 934-2166
Coalinga-Huron Unified - Member Representative
- Jodiann Beeson
- jbeeson@chusd.org
West Hills College Lemoore - Member Representative
- Sue Warner
- Dean of Educational Services
- suewarner@whccd.edu
- (559) 925-3222
Armona Union Elementary - Member Representative
- Laurie Blue
- Principal
- lblue@auesd.org
- (559) 583-5060
Golden Plains Unified - Member Representative
- Armida Espinoza
- aespinoza@gpusd.org
- (559) 693-1115
Mendota Unified - Member Representative
- Rebecca Gamez
- rgamez@mendotaschools.org
- (559) 655-4412
West Hills College Coalinga - Member Representative
- Francisco Banuelos
- Executive Vice President
- franciscobanuelos@whccd.edu
- (559) 934-2334
Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified - Member Representative
- Terry Anderson
- Director of Administrative Services
- tanderson@fldusd.org
- (559) 659-3899
- Maria Calderon
- Business Manager
- mcalderon@fldusd.org
Reef-Sunset Unified - Member Representative
- Estela Jimenez
- ejimenez@rsusd.org
- (559) 386-1369
Lemoore Union High - Member Representative
- Victor Rosa
- Assistant Superintendent
- vrosa@luhsd.k12.ca.us
- (559) 924-6610