Performance Funding Model Overview

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Performance Funding Model Overview Kentucky Community & Technical College System

Sample Performance Funding Model RATIONAL Well-aligned with campus missions and state goals for higher education. COMPREHENSIVE Capable of distributing any proportion of base funding (up to 100%). DYNAMIC Reacts to changes in campus productivity and changes in levels of state support. FAIR Provides like funding for like activities.

THE CORRECT FORMAT FOR SUBTITLES (IF USED) Component Metrics THE CORRECT FORMAT FOR SUBTITLES (IF USED)

THE CORRECT FORMAT FOR SUBTITLES (IF USED) Student Success 3-Year Average Credentials Progression (15 to <30 hours, 30 to <45 hours, and 45+ hours) Underrepresented Minority Credentials Low-Income Credentials Underprepared Credentials STEM+H Credentials Targeted Industry Credentials High-Wage, High-Demand Credentials Transfers 10% 12% 2% 2% 2% 2% THE CORRECT FORMAT FOR SUBTITLES (IF USED) 35% 2% 1% 2%

THE CORRECT FORMAT FOR SUBTITLES (IF USED) Course Completion Weighted Course Completion Total semester credit hours completed by students at the college in prior academic year, weighted to account for cost differences in academic disciplines. Course completion is defined as receiving an A, B, C, D, or P. Weights: 1.0 Low-Cost Program Areas History 1.5 Medium-Cost Program Areas Science/Technology 2.0 High-Cost Program Areas Advanced Technology/Trades/Healthcare THE CORRECT FORMAT FOR SUBTITLES (IF USED) 35%

Maintenance & Operations Maintenance and Operations/Academic Support Maintenance & Operations Distributed based on each institution’s share of Category I (Instructional) and Category II (Non-Instructional) square feet, net of research, non-class laboratory and open laboratory space, to support maintenance and operation of campus facilities. 10% Distributed based on each institution’s share of total Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) student enrollment for prior academic year. 10%

THE CORRECT FORMAT FOR SUBTITLES (IF USED) Institutional Support Institutional Support Distributed based on each institution’s share of total instruction and student services spending, net of maintenance and operations, to support administrative functions. THE CORRECT FORMAT FOR SUBTITLES (IF USED) 10%

KENTUCKY COMPREHENSIVE FUNDING GOALS Increase retention and progression of students Increase the number of degrees and credentials earned by all types of students Grow the number of degrees and credentials that garner higher salaries upon graduation: STEM+H (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Health) fields; high-wage, high-demand fields Close achievement gaps by increasing the number of degrees and credentials earned by low-income, minority and underprepared students

State benefits An overall rise in the number of graduates maximizes taxpayers’ return on investment in higher education More degrees translates to a more highly-skilled workforce that will help strengthen Kentucky’s economy An emphasis upon on-time graduation helps reduce costs to students and their families A better educated citizenry helps meet current workforce demand, as well as attracts new industries

Reduce costs to our students as on-time graduation increases KCTCS Benefits Increases in streamlined processes to allow students to complete in a timely fashion Programs/Degrees that align with the state’s needs and the communities where our colleges are located Reduce costs to our students as on-time graduation increases Our students improve and better themselves and their lives with increased opportunities

How do they relate: 2016-2021 CPE Strategic Agenda Increase the number of KCTCS students who complete career-oriented certificates and associate degree programs. KCTCS Strategic Plan Goals Align programs and curricula with needs of employers that enhance the employability, job placement, and career development of KCTCS graduates. Performance Funding Model Grow the number of degrees and credentials that garner higher salaries upon graduation. Increase Career-Oriented Degrees to Improve Job Placement and Career Development for Kentuckians.

How do they relate: 2016-2021 CPE Strategic Agenda Increase persistence and timely completion for all students at all levels, particularly for low-income and underrepresented minority students KCTCS Strategic Plan Goals Increase access and success for all KCTCS students, particularly among traditionally underserved students Performance Funding Model Close achievement gaps by increasing the number of degrees and credentials earned by low-income, minority and underprepared students. Increase the Completion of Degrees for Underserved Students.

How do they relate: Raise Kentucky’s Education Attainment Level. 2016-2021 CPE Strategic Agenda Main goal to raise Kentucky’s educational attainment level to 58 percent by the year 2025, up from its current level of 45 percent. KCTCS Strategic Plan Goals Raise the level of educational attainment in the commonwealth by positioning KCTCS as the accessible, affordable, and relevant postsecondary education choice for Kentuckians. Performance Funding Model Increase the number of degrees and credentials earned by all types of students. Raise Kentucky’s Education Attainment Level.

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