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City College of San Francisco instructors accept pay cuts to save classes, jobs FacebookTwitterEmail Students descend the staircase leading from Science Hall at City College of San Francisco’s Ocean Campus before the pandemic last year. On Monday, faculty member s agreed to pay cuts to save hundreds of instructors from being laid off and their classes from being eliminated.Jessica Christian/The Chronicle 2020 City College of San Francisco faculty members have agreed to pay cuts averaging 9% next year to save hundreds of instructors from being laid off and their classes from being eliminated. The one-year contract, ratified by 82% of faculty members voting, will preserve most of the roughly 600 classes that the college had planned to eliminate next academic year as a result of laying off instructors. The prospect of such a loss prompted months of protests by students and faculty in person and online.
Follow US: May 8, 2021 Her mother grew up with no shoes. She's about to become a master’s scholar Growing up in South Central L.A. meant ditching school, becoming a teen mom, and wrestling with her identity as an Afro-Latina — experiences that made this UCR student want to major in public policy Author: Sandra Baltazar Martínez Share This: Sally Reyes grew up without shoes. She walked with bare feet through rough terrain, mud, and Belize’s hot dirt roads. She became the first of 15 siblings to graduate from high school and obtain an associate’s degree. That landed a teaching job in Belize, where she taught for 12 years before coming to the United States in 1979. She left an unhealthy relationship and sought a better life for herself, two young daughters, and the baby boy she was expecting.
City College under attack: Students organize to save 600 faculty jobs April 20, 2021 by Jacqueline Puliatti On April 11, 2021, over 150 students, activists and people from all over the Bay Area came out to the “March to Save CCSF” in the Mission to protest and call attention to the recently approved layoffs of over 600 professors at City College of San Francisco. Layoffs and budget cuts are, as usual, disproportionately affecting students and faculty of color and the curriculum that best serves them. Here protestors stop at the CCSF Mission Campus to be heard and to call out the inhumanity. – Photo: KZ On Sunday, April 11, student organizers in the CCSF Student Coalition led a “March to Save CCSF” in the Mission District in San Francisco with over 150 people in response to the recently approved layoffs of over 600 professors at City College of San Francisco (CCSF).
New Program Enables California Students to Start College Abroad and Transfer to Any Public College in the State Verto Education teams up with a California community college to reinvent freshman year for incoming California students by providing a semester or year abroad and the opportunity to transfer to the state's colleges and universities News provided by Share this article Share this article PORTLAND, Ore., April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Verto Education, a company that allows students to take a "gap year without the gap," today announced the launch of a partnership to provide California students with a seamless pathway to spend their first semester or year of college abroad while earning credits to transfer into a California State University (CSU) or University of California (UC) institution. Developed in collaboration with College of the Siskiyous, this unique model offers students an immersive, affordable freshman year that fosters personal growth and prepares them for academic success at California's public universities.