1. CCP Monthly Network Call
February 22, 2011

2. Today’s Agenda Welcome Initiative Updates
College Highlight: Featuring RCC
Open Discussion: College Updates
Wrap-Up and Calendaring

3. FY Ed Summit
It was great to see you there!

4. AB 194 70% of youth in foster care want to go to college, but,
20% actually do go on to college, and,
Only about 2-3% graduate with a college degree.
This bill provides priority registration for classes to foster youth in California's public colleges and universities.
For more information, check WordPress.

5. LINKS III
Mark Your Calendars!
March 11 – Fresno City College March 18 – Glendale Community College April 1 – Canada College April 8 – Saddleback College

6. AB12
To Provide Input
Contact Debbie Raucher at the John Burton Foundation for more information
(510)
Ongoing Call Schedule
Wednesday, March 23rd 1 to 4
Wednesday, April 27th1 to 4
Wednesday, May 25th 1 to 4
Wednesday, June 22nd 1 to 4
Wednesday, July 27th 1 to 4

7. RCC/MVC
Riverside City College – 111 Participants identified from Chafee Roster (Spring 2011)
Moreno Valley College – 75 Participants identified from Chafee Roster (Spring 2011)

8. RCC/MVC
Activities:
Maintaining relationship with Workforce Prep/Cal-Works Counselors at respective colleges
Mosaic Scholars have a direct connection to Counseling, EOPS, DSPS, ILP, Workforce Development/Preparation/CTE/
CalWORKs
Counselors provide copies of completed Education Plans to Mentors upon request with no limit to requests madeMentors began keeping files on active CCP youth. Files contain:
Student Info Sheet (adapted from Santa Rosa)
Student Success survey
Current class schedule
Student DataTel™ printout of class grades, GPA

9. (Received a $1000 Mini Grant from the Foundation for CCC)
RCC/MVC
YESS/Mosaic Scholars’ Workshops
(Received a $1000 Mini Grant from the Foundation for CCC)
Held approx. once per month,
Feb-June 2011 at both colleges:
Managing Stress in College (Campus Health Services)
Living on Your Own (MS Mentors)
Managing Time and Money (Springboard Credit Counseling®)
Coping with Grief, Loss, and Anger (Campus Health Services)
The World of Work (RCC Job Development Coordinator)
The Transfer Process (Campus Career/Transfer Centers)

10. (Generic version #2 posted on the next slide)
RCC/MVC
Created survey and collected responses on FY Priority Registration
(Generic version #2 posted on the next slide)
Wrote a justification for FY priority registration and submitted to Executive Dean – Proactive approach in line with AB194
All updates posted on our FaceBook™ Page:
Mosaic-Scholars/

11. Community College Pathways for Former Foster Youth
Registration Satisfaction (Generic Version)
What is your goal at CC?
[ ] AA/AS degree [ ] career technical education certificate [ ] transfer [ ] undecided
What semester are you at CC?
[ ] first [ ] second [ ] third [ ] fourth [ ] fifth or more
Are you enrolled in EOPS and/or receiving EOPS services?
[ ] yes [ ]no
Overall, how satisfied are you with your ability to get the classes you need at CC?
Extremely Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Extremely Satisfied
How is the process of getting classes now for you as compared to your first semester?
[ ] easier [ ] about the same [ ] harder
Did you know which classes you needed to register for this past semester?
How many of those classes were you able to get?
[ ] all [ ] most [ ] about half [ ] some [ ] none
Did you get the prerequisite English and Math courses that you wanted this past semester?
[ ] yes [ ] no
Please briefly describe any challenges you have faced while registering for your first semester at CC.
Do you believe you would be more successful at CC if you had priority registration?
(Priority registration will allow you to register for classes before the general student population)
1 Yes 2 No 3 Unsure
(Optional) Please describe how priority registration would help you succeed at CC.

12. College Updates

13. Let’s Get Together Again! CCP Final Convening
May 26-27, Newport Beach Marriott Bayview

14. See You Next Time!
March 22nd at 1:00 pm