Tracking Legislation

ACCCA and * CCLC are: opposed : .AB 90 (Jackson)Overnight Student Parking :Would require the governing board of each community college district and the Chancellor of the California Summary State University to establish a program to allow overnight parking by eligible students.

CCCCO is :sponsoring : .AB363 (Bryan)CCC CalWOR Ks/Eligibility and services :Would expand the definition of CalWOR Ks recipient for program purposes to include a person whose Summary dependent is a recipient of CalWOR Ks, allow direct aid for basic needs and delete the requirement that an employer pay at least 25% of the wage for the workstudy positions.

: .SB 308 (Seyarto)CCC and CSU/Report Elimination :Would streamline legislative reporting for the CCC Chancellors Office and the CSU Chancellor's Office. Summary
: .SB 391 (Laird)CCC Data Request Fee Policy :Would authorize the chancellor to implement a data request fee policy for researchers applying for access to Summary individually identifiable data or student data, or both. If a data request fee policy is implemented, the bill would require the policy to be reviewed and approved by the board of governors, revised periodically, and made publicly available and posted in a prominent location on the chancellors internet website. The bill would prohibit fees or charges from being imposed on a state entity, except as provided, or on an undergraduate or graduate student seeking data for the students individual studies.
CCCO is :supporting : .AB 988 (Fong)Statewide Dual Enrollment Framework/Advisory Board :Summary Would establish the Dual Enrollment Framework Task Force under the jurisdiction of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the Chancellor of the California Community Colleges for purposes of developing recommendations for the establishment and implementation of a statewide dual enrollment framework designed to provide universal access to dual enrollment courses to all public high school pupils.

AB 48 (Alvarez): College Health and Safety Bond Act of 2026 This bond bill, if enacted by voters during an unspecified statewide primary election, would provide an unspecified amount for colleges and universities to construct and modernize educational facilities.

: .AB 313 (Ortega)Student Financial Aid/Application Deadlines Extension
:Would extend the March 3, 2025,for purposes of the 202526 award year only, application deadlines for Summary financial aid programs administered by CSAC by one month.

AB 335 (Gipson): Designation of California Black-Serving Institutions Grant Program Would establish the Designation of California Black-Serving Institutions Grant Program as a competitive grant program to develop and implement new, or expand existing, academic resources and student support services for underserved students, including, but not limited to, Black and African American students.

: .AB 537 (Ahrens)CCC College Promise :Would remove, for purposes of eligibility for the California College Promise, the qualification that students be Summary full-time.

AB 1035 (Gonzalez): California College Promise: Fee Waiver Eligibility
Would authorize extending the term of eligibility of the California College Promise for an additional 2 academic Summary: years for first-time community college students and returning community college students who matriculate into upper division coursework of a community college baccalaureate degree program

: .ACR 40 (Fong)Student Financial Aid/FAFSA data :Would state, among other things, the Legislature and the State of Californias commitment to protecting, to the Summary fullest extent of the law, all the data and information provided by students and their families to Californias postsecondary education. (Based on 02/21/2025 text)

SB 271 (Reyes): Students with Dependent Children: Childcare Services, Resources, and Programs
Would expand the definition of basic needs services and resources to include childcare services and also Summary: explicitly state that all available financial aid includes supplemental awards such as the Cal Grant award for students with dependent children.

SB 98 (Perez): Immigration Enforcement Notification Would require postsecondary institutions to immediately notify all students, faculty, staff, and other campus Summary: community members of the presence of immigration officers on campus.

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Lisa Putnam

Planning, Accreditation and Student Success Committee Meeting

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