Update: City College of San Francisco

Dave Iverson

Jan 25, 2013 at

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City College of San Francisco could be forced to close later this year unless it can correct problems threatening its accreditation. We’ll get an update on the school’s progress as it works towards addressing deficiencies and operating problems. We’ll also discuss a recently released draft “closure report” outlining a contingency plan in case the worst happens, and the school must close.

More: City College Spends 92% of Budget on Salaries, Benefits
More: Why San Francisco City College Might Close
More: Accreditation Information – CCSF.edu
More: Show Cause and Closure Report – CCSF.edu

Guests:

Nanette Asimov, higher education reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle

Alisa Messer, English teacher and president of the American Federation of Teachers, Local 2121, which represents the faculty at City College of San Francisco

William Walker, student trustee to the City College Board of Trustees, regional senator to the Student Senate of California Community Colleges and founder of Save CCSF

Larry Kamer, Spokesperson for City College of San Francisco; CEO of Kamer Consulting Group, LLC

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