Mississippi’s Community & Junior Colleges.  To study and make recommendations to the MACJC (the Presidents’ Association) and ultimately to the MCCB.

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Mississippi’s Community & Junior Colleges

 To study and make recommendations to the MACJC (the Presidents’ Association) and ultimately to the MCCB with regard to the creation and implementation of an outcomes-based funding formula to be used to disburse funds to the fifteen community colleges.  This is in direct response to requests by members of both the Senate and House Appropriations Committee.  This work will also be used to inform the Education Achievement Council, which was charged in 2011 (HB 875) with developing a funding mechanism for community and junior colleges and universities based on productivity, in addition to enrollment.

 Dr. Billy Stewart, President - East Central Community College & MACJC Accountability Point Person, CHAIR  Dr. William Lewis, President - Pearl River Community College  Dr. Larry Nabors, President - MS Delta Community College  Dr. Gary Spears, President - Northwest MS Community College  Dr. Fran Cox, Holmes Community College, Past-Chair - Academic Officers Association  Mr. Napoleon Jones, East MS Community College, Chair - Chief Career Tech Officers Association  Mr. Chris Murphy, Northeast MS Community College, Chair - Chief Financial Officers Association  Ms. Cathy Parker, Meridian Community College, Chair - Chief Institutional Research Officers Association  Mr. Raul Fletes, Asst. Executive Director for Research & Effectiveness – MCCB  Ms. Deborah Gilbert, Deputy Executive Director for Finance & Administration – MCCB  Dr. Debra West, Deputy Executive Director for Programs & Accountability – MCCB  EX-OFFICIO (non-voting):  Dr. Eric Clark, Executive Director, MCCB  Dr. Johnny Allen, President – Northeast MS Community College, MACJC Chair  Dr. Clyde Muse, President – Hinds Community College, MACJC Legislative Chair  This effort will be facilitated by Dr. Jimmy Clark and Ms. Martha Snyder, of HCM Strategists. HCM Strategists has worked with numerous state systems across the U.S. in developing outcomes-based funding models.

Meeting with Senator Burton, Representative Baker Introduction of Jimmy Clarke; overview of process April 2, 2PM Capitol 1 st Group Meeting - 10AM- 2PM Discuss purpose and process; Adoption of Guiding Principles; Review all existing metrics and benchmarks; discussion of weighting April 8 (Jackson) 2 nd Group Meeting - 10AM-2PM Determination of potential metrics and weights; April 28 (Jackson) 3 nd Group - 10AM-2PMFinalization of potential metrics and weights; Discussion of Potential Data Runs May 21 4 th Group Meeting 10AM-2PM)Review of Data Runs; Discussion of Recommendations June 8 th MACJC Legislative WorkshopDraft Recommendations to MACJC for discussion June (Tupelo) MACJC Special Called MeetingFormula presented to MACJC for Final Approval July 21 (Tentative) MCCB MeetingFormula presented to MCCB for Final Approval August 21 (Jackson) Incorporation into Strategic Plans to be submitted to LBO Colleges and MCCB will need to adjust their strategic plans accordingly. Month of August Presentation to LegislatureProposed Formula to Appropriations Chairs, PEER, LBO Sept. 1

 The funding formula will be linked to statewide educational goals and will be aligned to state and system priorities as articulated in “Building a Better Mississippi – The Statewide Strategic Plan for Performance and Budgetary Success” and the Statewide Strategic Plan Benchmarks for Community Colleges.  The funding formula will support the mission of Mississippi’s community colleges to provide a quality educational experience that promotes student access, student completion, and student success.  The funding formula will provide opportunity for all community colleges to succeed by recognizing the priorities and unique needs of the institutions, including the success of underserved student populations and the development of the local workforce.  The funding formula will be reasonably simple to understand and communicate, using a limited number of metrics.  The funding formula will be sustainable and consistent, including applicable metrics grounded in existing data which are reliable, valid, and verifiable.

Performance (Outcomes Based) Funding Targeted Performance Measures in Appropriations Bill (1994) Annual Report Cards (2010) Statewide Strategic Benchmarks (2014)

 Student Progression/Retention  Number of students who earned cumulative credit hours towards a degree (i.e., non-developmental) at the 15, 30, 45 credit hour thresholds. (Includes transfer hours towards degree.)  Student Completion  The total number of university parallel (AA, AS) degrees awarded (three- year rolling average).  The number of ALL degrees (AA, AS, AAS) and certificates (CC, TC) awarded per 100 FTEs (a three-year rolling average).  Workforce Education  The total number of career certificates awarded (three-year rolling average).  The total number of technical certificates awarded (three-year rolling average).  The total number of AAS degrees awarded (three-year rolling average).

 Progression (25%)  15 cumulative degree hrs (6.25%)  30 cumulative degree hrs (6.25%)  45 cumulative degree hrs (12.50%)  Completion (50%)  University parallel degrees (25%)  Total degrees/100 FTE (25%)

 Workforce Education (25%)  Career Certificate (6.25%)  Technical Certificate (6.25%)  AAS degree (12.50%)

 Pell Eligibility (0.5)  Academically Underprepared, based upon placement score (0.5)  Adult Learners, age 25 and older (0.25)  Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment (0.25)  These students get additional points in the formula.  Students may count in more than one category.  Once a student hits a category, the weight carries forward, regardless of whether the student’s status changes.

 The recommendation from the Committee is to allocate 5% of the total formula after the 15% base is taken out.  A recommendation will be made, but ultimately the legislature will have to approve.

 Data quality is more important that ever.  Additional fields added to primary enrollment file.  Placement scores  Pell  Cumulative credit hrs towards degree  Outcomes will be audited, as well as admission and attendance.

Cathy Parker Director of Institutional Effectiveness & Accountability Meridian Community College Debra West, Ph.D. Deputy Exec. Director, Programs & Accountability MS Community College Board