San Luis Obispo Community College District Cuesta College Institutional Effectiveness Outcomes/Student Success Scorecard Report SLOCCCD Board of Trustees.

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San Luis Obispo Community College District Cuesta College Institutional Effectiveness Outcomes/Student Success Scorecard Report SLOCCCD Board of Trustees October 2, 2013

Tonight’s Game Plan 1.Introduction to the new Scorecard Measures 2.Tour of the Scorecard Website 3.Longitudinal look at Cuesta’s Performance on its Institutional Effectiveness Outcomes/Scorecard Measures

What is the Scorecard? “The Student Success Scorecard is a new accountability tool that measures student performance at each community college in a clear and concise way. It will help concentrate the focus of educational leaders on improving student success…[e]ach college will now be compared to its own past performance rather than statewide averages or artificially created peer groups.” Source: CCCCO Student Success Scorecard Talking Points

The Scorecard Metrics Completion Rate Persistence Rate 30 Units Rate Remedial Progress Rate Career Technical Education (CTE) Rate Career Development and College Preparation Rate College Profile

Prepared and Unprepared for College Prepared for College = first attempted Math and English were transfer level Unprepared for College = first attempted Math and/or English were not transfer level Prepared students at Cuesta are 4.3 times more likely to complete than unprepared students

Scorecard Website

IEO #1:Completion Rate DEFINITION: Percentage of degree and/or transfer-seeking students (attempted math or English, and completed 6 units in the first 3 years) tracked for six years through who completed a degree, certificate or transfer related outcome (transferred or became transfer prepared).

IEO#2: Persistence Rate DEFINITION: Percentage of degree and/or transfer-seeking students (attempted math or English, and completed 6 units in the first 3 years) tracked for six years through who enrolled in the first three consecutive terms.

IEO #3: 30 Units Rate DEFINITION: Percentage of degree and/or transfer-seeking students (attempted math or English, and completed 6 units in the first 3 years) tracked for six years through who achieved 30 units.

IEO #4: Remedial ESL Rate DEFINITION: Percentage of credit students tracked for six years through who started below transfer level in ESL and completed a college-level course in the same discipline

IEO #5: Remedial English Rate DEFINITION: Percentage of credit students tracked for six years through who started below transfer level in English and completed a college-level course in the same discipline

IEO #6: Remedial Math Rate DEFINITION: Percentage of credit students tracked for six years through who started below transfer level in Math and completed a college-level course in the same discipline

IEO #7: Career Technical Education Rate DEFINITION: Percentage of students tracked for six years through who completed several courses (>8 units) classified as career technical education (or vocational) in a single discipline and completed a degree, certificate or transferred

IEO #8: The Cuesta College student body is representative of its service area. DEFINITION: This measure compares the percentage of each population group that is enrolled at Cuesta College to that group’s representation in the adult population with the community service area.

IEO #9: Cuesta College promotes a campus climate that is inclusive and supportive of its diverse student body. DEFINITION: Outcome #9 is currently being remodeled.

IEO #10: The District demonstrates appropriate management of its administrative services activities by obtaining an unqualified independent audit annually. DEFINITION: San Luis Obispo County Community College District obtained an unqualified independent audit of its administrative service activities in 2012/13 – as it has since the district’s inception.

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