DRAFT April 14, 2016 BOARD PRESENTATION > ORGANIZE, SHARE, + LEARN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS SAN BERNARDINO.

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DRAFT April 14, 2016 BOARD PRESENTATION > ORGANIZE, SHARE, + LEARN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS SAN BERNARDINO

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 01 > WELCOME 02 > PLANNING PROCESS 03 > COLLEGES’ DIRECTIONS 04 > DISTRICT DIRECTIONS 05 > CAPITAL OUTLAY PLAN 06 > NEXT STEPS AGENDA

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 01 > WELCOME MEETING GOAL: To explore and discuss how the Colleges’ recommendations will feed into the District’s Alignment Plan

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 5 / RECOMMEND 4 / EXPLORE 3 / FRAME 2 / ANALYZE 02 > PLANNING PROCESS 1 / PREPARE

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 01 > PREPARE 3 / FRAME1 / PREPARE2 / ANALYZE 4 / EXPLORE 5 / RECOMMEND Meet Collect and review Define ‘measures of success’ MEETINGS / WORKSHOPS / Meeting with District staff

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 02 > ANALYZE 3 / FRAME1 / PREPARE2 / ANALYZE 4 / EXPLORE 5 / RECOMMEND Visit sites Collect facilities needs (from Program Reviews) Analyze existing conditions

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 03 > FRAME 3 / FRAME1 / PREPARE2 / ANALYZE 4 / EXPLORE 5 / RECOMMEND Analyze existing space Collect educational planning data Develop master plan space program

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 04 > EXPLORE 3 / FRAME1 / PREPARE2 / ANALYZE 4 / EXPLORE 5 / RECOMMEND Develop options Select preferred directions

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 05 > RECOMMEND 3 / FRAME1 / PREPARE2 / ANALYZE 4 / EXPLORE 5 / RECOMMEND Develop recommendations/directions Develop strategies to maximize state funding Develop FMP document

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION  Expansion of Existing Programs and Development of New Programs  Flexible Learning Environments & Alternative Instructional Delivery Systems  Building Interdisciplinary Partnerships  Improving Pathways from High School to College  Student Readiness & Preparedness: Addressing Needs of Unprepared/Underprepared Students 03 > COLLEGE DIRECTIONS Crafton Hills College Program Themes:

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Crafton Hills College Strategic Directions 1.Promote Student Success 2.Build Campus Community 3.Develop Teaching & Learning Practices 4.Expand Access 5.Enhance Value to the Surrounding Community 6.Promote Effective Decision- Making 7.Develop Programs and Services 8.Support Employee Growth 9.Optimize Resources 03 > COLLEGE DIRECTIONS

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Program Themes in Relation to Strategic Directions  Expansion of Existing Programs & Development of New Programs (Relates to Strategic Direction 7)  Flexible Learning Environments and Alternative Delivery Systems (Relates to Strategic Directions 1, 2, and 3)  Building Interdisciplinary Partnerships (Relates to Strategic Directions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7)  Improved Pathways from High School to College (Relates to Strategic Directions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6)  Student Readiness & Preparedness (Relates to Strategic Directions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7)

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Next Steps at Crafton Hills College  ALMA Strategies will work with the College’s EMP Committee to supplement their strategic directions with our findings.  ALMA Strategies will support & expand the development of the College’s internally produced EMP.  The College will forward the EMP to ALMA Strategies when the draft is complete. 03 > COLLEGE DIRECTIONS

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 1.Curriculum and resource utilization needs to be more balanced between Transfer, CTE, Basic Skills 2.Definition of CTE needs to be expanded in include more departments/programs and realign administrative support this expansion. 3.Delivery of basic skills instructional delivery should be evaluated for applicability to student pathways. 03 > COLLEGE DIRECTIONS San Bernardino Valley College Directions:

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 4. Expand occupational paths in sectors with highest likelihood of long-term job growth with a livable wage. 5. San Bernardino Valley College assumes a leadership role in the restructuring of adult and non-credit education in the region, offering more basic skills and ESL curriculum 03 > COLLEGE DIRECTIONS San Bernardino Valley College Directions:

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 04 > DISTRICT DIRECTIONS District Directions:  Align expenditures with the Colleges’ and District’s EMP’s and FMP’s  Take into account stability of personnel in place, i.e. interims, etc.  As of Fall 2014, 22.45% of the District’s staff is expected to retire within 0-5 years, and 21.01% is expected to retire within 5-15 years.  KVCR as an instruction-supporting institution with specific integrative pathways  Increase the co-ordination between the EDCT & Colleges  Align EDCT Goals & Objectives with the Colleges’ Educational Goals and Objectives

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION 04 > DISTRICT DIRECTIONS District Directions:  Refine site safety/emergency plans for Colleges and District  Evaluate Total Cost of Ownership when doing Capital Outlay Planning  Fully developed facility department with full-time positions  Greater integration of maintenance and operations departments  Develop a Vice Chancellor of Instruction and Student Services position for better integration of Instructional/Student Services between the Colleges and other institutions

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Project Categories:  Category A: To provide for safe facilities and activate existing space  A1 – Imminent danger to the life or safety of the building occupants  A2 – Equipment to complete previously state-funded construction projects  A3 – Seismic Deficiencies  A4 – Immediate infrastructure failure  Category B: To increase instructional capacity  Reconstruction of existing space  Construction of new space 05 > CAPITAL OUTLAY PLAN

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Project Categories:  Category C: To modernize instructional space  Reconstruction of existing space  Replacement of existing space  Category D: To promote a complete campus concept  D1 – Phys. ed., performing arts, child development facilities, etc.  Cafeterias, maintenance shops, warehouses and capital energy projects  Category E: To increase institutional support services capacity  Reconstruction of existing space  Construction of new space 05 > CAPITAL OUTLAY PLAN

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Project Categories:  Category F: To modernize institutional support services space  Reconstruction of existing space  Replacement of existing space 05 > CAPITAL OUTLAY PLAN

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Capital Outlay Update  San Bernardino Valley College:  Applied Technology (CTE) Building  Liberal Arts Building  Crafton Hills College:  Projects TBD  IPP’s  5 year construction plan 05 > CAPITAL OUTLAY PLAN

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Schedule Moving Forward  College EMP Draft Review (to be issued in MS Word)  Chapter 1: Introduction and Process by Mid-April  Comments due 3 weeks later  Chapter 2: Internal Profile of the College (Internal Scan) by end of April  Comments due 3 weeks later  Chapter 3: Community & Regional Context (External Scan) and Chapter 4: Labor Market Information by end of April  Comments due 3 weeks later 06 > NEXT STEPS

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Schedule Moving Forward  Chapter 5: Strategic Directions & Goals and Chapter 6: Instructional Analysis by Department by May 6  Comments due May 30  InDesign documents published by June 30  Comments due by July > NEXT STEPS

DRAFT 2016 EDUCATIONAL AND FACILITIES MASTER PLANS BOARD PRESENTATION Schedule Moving Forward  District Alignment Plan Draft Review  MS Word draft to be issued by May 30  Introduction, Process, and Organizational Charts  Planning Process and Cycles  Alignment Plan for SBCCD Services  Alignment Plan for EDCT  Alignment Plan for KVCR  Comments due on June 20  InDesign published document by July 18  Comments due August 1  Final Document published by August > NEXT STEPS