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Instructional Service Agreement Classes Board of Trustees Meeting May 24, 2005

What is an ISA? An Instructional Service Agreement (ISA) is a partnership between an outside organization and a community college to provide college-level training for its employees, trainees or members. ISA’s are mutually beneficial because instructional costs are shared, individuals with special expertise can be assigned to teach the courses, and the colleges can claim state apportionment.

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2003-04 ISA FTES Agency Credit Non-Credit Total 0 1,879.11 543.47 Agency Credit Non-Credit Total PERSONAL FITNESS 0 1,879.11 DRAMA 543.47 ADMJ 232.26 3.18 235.44 PARK & REC 94.14 FIRE ACADEMY 32.81 114.74 181.18 NURSING 11.28 22.35 97.97 EMMS 64.34 OTHERS 26.69 57.71 84.4 TOTAL 1004.99 2,077.09 3,180.05

2003-04 ISA Expenditures Account Expenditure ADMJ 298,386 CHOMP/NURSING 20,816 DRAMA 295,009 EMMS 66,472 FIRE ACADEMY 139,209 PARK & REC 123,848 PERSONAL FITNESS 883,334 OTHERS 55,048 Total 1,882,122