System Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals

Santa Rosa Junior College and California Community Colleges Systemwide

Performance on the Partnership for Excellence Goals

Santa Rosa Junior College

Office of Institutional Research

August 2000

OIR 00-01/09 08/21/2000

Table of Contents

SRJC and Systemwide Progress Report on the Partnership for Excellence Goals 3

Goal One - Transfer Goal Statement 4

Number of SRJC and Systemwide Transfer Students who transferred to the University of California

and the California State University -- Full Year 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99 and projections through 2005-06

Transfer Prepared Subgoal Statement 5

SRJC and Systemwide Students Who Became Transfer Prepared During the 1997-98 and 1998-99 Academic Year and projections through 2005-06

Goal Two - Degrees and Certificates Goal Statement 6

SRJC and Systemwide Degrees and Certificates Awarded -- Fiscal Years 1995-1996, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99 and projections through 2005-06

Goal Three - Successful Course Completion Goal Statement 7

SRJC and Systemwide Count of Enrollments by Course Type and Completion, During the 1995-96, 1996-79, 1997-98, 1998-99 Academic Year and projections through 2005-06

Goal Four - Workforce Development-Successful Course Completion of Vocational Education Courses Goal Statement 8

SRJC and Systemwide Count of Enrollments in Vocational Courses by S.A.M. Codes During

the 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98 1998-99 Academic Year and projections through 2005-06

Goal Five - Basic Skills Improvement Goal Statement 9

SRJC and Systemwide Count of Students Who Enrolled in a Basic Skills Course and then Enrolled in a Higher Level Course in the Same Area of Study

Summary of the Statewide Data 10

SRJC's Progress Report on the Partnership for Excellence Goals

Progress toward the 2005-06 Partnership for Excellence goals was achieved by SRJC in almost all the areas except in one goal and one sub-goal area for 1998-99. SRJC did not meet the projected goals in the areas of work force development -- successful completion of vocational education courses, goal 4 and the area of transfer prepared - sub-goal 1b.

In comparing the 1997-98 to 1998-99 periods, increase occurred - in goal 1, transfer to 4-year institutions. The number of SRJC students who transferred to the University of California increased from 186 to 197, while the number of students that transferred to the California State University increased from 775 to 817. However, the number students in the sub-goal, transfer prepared, slightly decreased from 1,693 to 1,590.

In terms of the second goal, degrees and certificates awarded, SRJC experienced a big increase in the number of associate degrees awarded, an increase from 1,720 in 1997-98 to 1,979 in 1998-99. Also, the number of certificates awarded increased from 567 in 1997-98 to 623 in 1998-99.

For goal 3, the overall successful course completion rate increased from 70 percent to 71 percent. For the basic skills successful course completion rate, a sub-goal of goal 3, there was a decrease from 65.1 percent to 62.3 percent. Also, there was a decrease from 78.4 to 77.7 percent for the vocational education course completion rate.

For goal 4, successful completion of vocational courses - overall, the number of vocational courses that were successfully completed, decreased from 38,410 in 1997-98 to 36,557 in 1998-99. Decrease occurred in the following sub-categories: student accountability model (S.A.M.) Code "A" - apprenticeship courses, where the successful vocational course completion decreased from 837 in 1997-98 to 787 in 1998-99. For the S.A.M. Code "B" - advanced-level vocational courses, successful vocational course completion decreased from 1,581 in 1997-98 to 1,492 in 1998-99 and for the S.A.M. Code "C" - introductory vocational courses, successful vocational course completion decreased from 35,992 in 1997-98 to 34,278 in 1998-99.

For goal 5, Basic skills improvement, in comparing the SRJC's progress for the time periods, 1995-98 and 1996-99, there was a slight decrease for the basic skills improvement overall goal -- from 31% to 30%. However, for the time periods 1995-98 and 1996-99 there was slight percentage increase in Math basic skills improvement sub-goal -- from 29% to 32% and slight decrease in the English basic skills improvement, sub-goal, from 32% to 29%.

Statewide --Progress Report on the Partnership for Excellence Goals

From 1997-98 to 1998-99, systemwide progress toward the 2005-06 Partnership goals was achieved in all but one goal area and one sub-goal area. During that period, decreases occurred in goal 1, the number of community college students who transferred to the University of California (from 10,210 to 10,161) and to the California State University (from 45,546 to 44,989). The number of students prepared for transfer, however, rose slightly. In that same period, the basic skills successful course completion rate, as a sub-goal of goal 3, decreased from 59.0 percent to 58.7 percent, while the overall successful course completion rate increased from 68.1 percent to 68.4 percent.

Santa Rosa Junior College and System-wide Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals

Goal # 1

Transfer

SRJC

CCC SYSTEM-WIDE

CSU

*Others

Total

CSU

**Others

Total

1995-96

169

940

125

1,234

10,886

48,688

10,000

69,574

1996-97

171

812

128

1,111

10,492

48,349

10,327

69,168

1997-98

186

775

131

1,092

10,210

45,546

10,665

66,421

1998-99

197

817

135

1,149

10,161

44,989

11,014

66,164

1998-99

191

822

135

1,147

11,864

52,900

11,014

75,778

1999-00

195

872

138

1,205

12,209

54,383

11,375

77,967

2000-01

200

924

141

1,266

12,564

55,909

11,747

80,219

2001-02

205

980

145

1,331

12,929

57,476

12,132

82,537

2002-03

210

1,040

149

1,399

13,305

59,088

12,529

84,922

2003-04

216

1,102

152

1,470

13,692

60,745

12,939

87,376

2004-05

221

1,169

156

1,546

14,090

62,449

13,362

89,901

2005-06

227

1,240

160

1,627

14,500

64,200

13,800

92,500

2005-06

225

1,240

160

1,625

14,500

64,200

13,800

92,500

1998-99 Performance

SRJC Projections

CCCCO Projections

*SRJC Transfer Center projections

**CCCCO projections

Source: System Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals. District and College Baseline Data for

1996-97, 1997-98 and 1998-99. Chancellor's Office California Community Colleges. June 2000.

Santa Rosa Junior College and System-wide Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals

Goal # 1b

Transfer Prepared*

SRJC

CCC SYSTEM-WIDE

1995-96

1996-97

1997-98

1,693

106,951

1998-99

1,590

107,980

1998-99

2,054

129,755

1999-00

2,131

134,618

2000-01

2,147

135,655

2001-02

2,151

135,876

2002-03

2,152

135,923

2003-04

2,152

135,933

2004-05

2,152

135,935

2005-06

2,152

135,935

2005-06

2,152

135,935

1998-99 Performance

SRJC Projections

CCCCO Projections

*Transfer prepared is defined as student who earned, within a six-year period, 56 transferable units with a minimum GPA of 2.00.

Number of students reaching transfer prepared status in a prior academic year and is still enrolled are not counted during the

current academic year.

Source: System Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals. District and College Baseline Data for

1996-97, 1997-98 and 1998-99. Chancellor's Office California Community Colleges. June 2000.

Santa Rosa Junior College and System-wide Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals

Goal # 2

Degrees and Certificates

SRJC

CCC SYSTEM-WIDE

Associate

Certificate

Total

Associate

Certificate

Total

1995-96

1,165

479

1,644

56,456

23,638

80,799

1996-97

1,197

599

1,796

60,538

26,275

86,813

1997-98

1,720

567

2,287

61,008

25,391

86,399

1998-99

1,979

623

2,602

64,030

27,660

91,690

1998-99

1,722

568

2,289

62,911

26,187

89,098

1999-00

1,723

568

2,292

64,873

27,007

91,880

2000-01

1,725

569

2,294

66,896

27,854

94,750

2001-02

1,727

569

2,296

68,983

28,727

97,710

2002-03

1,729

570

2,298

71,134

29,627

100,761

2003-04

1,730

570

2,301

73,353

30,555

103,908

2004-05

1,732

571

2,303

75,641

31,513

107,154

2005-06

1,734

572

2,305

78,023

32,501

110,533

2005-06

1,593

656

2,249

78,023

32,501

110,533

1998-99 Performance

SRJC Projections

CCCCO Projections

Source: System Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals. District and College Baseline Data for

1996-97, 1997-98 and 1998-99. Chancellor's Office California Community Colleges. June 2000.

Santa Rosa Junior College and System-wide Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals

Goal # 3

Successful Course Completion

SRJC --% Success

CCC SYSTEM-WIDE -- % Success

Basic

Vocational

Basic

Vocational

Transfer

Skills

Education

All

Transfer

Skills

Education

All

1995-96

69.51

68.60

76.54

69.28

68.33

60.28

77.21

68.05

1996-97

70.74

68.60

80.13

70.57

68.31

59.48

76.43

67.89

1997-98

71.93

65.10

78.45

70.95

68.69

58.98

77.15

68.08

1998-99

72.40

62.32

77.73

71.01

69.08

58.65

78.82

68.40

1998-99

71.94

65.79

78.56

71.06

68.96

59.41

77.15

68.39

1999-00

71.95

66.48

78.67

71.16

69.22

59.84

77.16

68.69

2000-01

71.96

67.18

78.78

71.26

69.49

60.27

77.17

69.00

2001-02

71.97

67.89

78.89

71.37

69.76

60.71

77.18

69.31

2002-03

71.98

68.61

79.00

71.47

70.02

61.15

77.19

69.62

2003-04

71.99

69.33

79.11

71.57

70.29

61.59

77.20

69.93

2004-05

72.00

70.06

79.22

71.68

70.56

62.03

77.20

70.24

2005-06

72.01

70.80

79.34

71.78

70.83

62.48

77.21

70.55

2005-06

72.01

70.80

79.34

71.78

70.83

62.48

77.21

70.55

1998-99 Performance

SRJC Projections

CCCCO Projections

Source: System Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals. District and College Baseline Data for

1996-97, 1997-98 and 1998-99. Chancellor's Office California Community Colleges. June 2000.

Santa Rosa Junior College and System-wide Performance on Partnership for Excellence Goals

Goal # 4

Workforce Development