SUBJECT: Perkins Title I, Part C and CTE Transitions District Preliminary Allocations, Online Application Availability and Certification

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA ELOY ORTIZ OAKLEY, CHANCELLOR CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES CHANCELLOR S OFFICE 1102 Q STREET, SUITE 4400 SACRAMENTO, CA 95811-6549 (916) 322-4005 http://www.cccco.edu May 14, 2018 TO: FROM: CC: Administrators of Occupational Education Title I-C District Project Directors CTE Transitions Project Directors Dr. Jeffrey A. Mrizek, Ed.D, MBA Dean of Effective Practices Workforce and Economic Development Division Van Ton-Quinlivan, Executive Vice Chancellor Division of Workforce and Digital Futures Chief Executive Officers Chief Instructional Officers CCCCO Perkins Monitors Division of Workforce and Economic Development Staff SUBJECT: 2018-19 Perkins Title I, Part C and CTE Transitions District Preliminary, Online Application Availability and Certification Synopsis: This memo announces the 2018-2019 Perkins Title I, Part C and CTE Transitions preliminary allocations of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Improvement Act of 2006 (P.L. 109-270; CFDA #84.048A) (attached); and the timeline the Perkins Title I, Part C and CTE Transitions combined online application will be available for data entry and certification. ALLOCATIONS: Due to Federal budget issues, the State Director is still computing the Perkins final allocations. Since the Chancellor s Office cannot be sure when the final allocations will be complete and there is a need to substantially approve all Title I-C and CTE Transitions applications by June 30, 2018, a preliminary allocation is being released (see attached document that shows district preliminary allocations for 2018-19 for Title I, Part C and CTE Transitions funding). The funding allocations were determined based on: 1) Categories of Unduplicated Headcounts by District and College (Final Report 1); http://extranet.cccco.edu/portals/1/wed/perkins/2018-2019%20final%20headcount%20report%201.pdf 2) The formula for the CTE Transitions allocation based on an equal allocation for all colleges multiplied by the number of colleges within a district. COMBINED ONLINE APPLICATION: The 2018-19 Perkins Title I, Part C and CTE Transitions combined online application will be available for data entry on Monday, May 14, 2018 and certification by will be required by Monday June 4, 2018. If the federal budget issues are resolved before JC-FY 2018-19 1

the June 4, 2018 certification date, the Chancellors Office will release the final allocations, and the Districts will make budget adjustment from the current application. Otherwise, an amendment to applications will happen later and instructions sent to all Districts at that time. SUBSTANTIALLY APPROVED: The Perkins Title I-C/CTE Transitions applications that are certified according to timeline will be substantially approved by all Chancellor s Office Project Monitors before the new 2018-19 fiscal year begins (June 30, 2018). Substantially approved means that once a District s application is fully executed, expenditures can be backdated to July 1, 2018. Until a Project Monitor reviews a District s application and provides approval for further expenditures, Project Director/Coordination salaries are the only approved expenditures. Project Monitors will attempt to get all application reviewed and all requests for application revisions/clarification sent to Districts by Monday July 9, 2018. Any special expenditure approval needed before an agreement is fully executed requires a request be sent (via e-mail) to s Project Monitor. Action Requested: The 2018-19 Perkins Title I, Part C and CTE Transitions combined online application must be certified and submitted by the Chief Executive Officer of each District by Monday June 4, 2018 (3 weeks after the application opens for data entry) in order to allow Chancellor s Office Monitors to review and substantially approve by Friday, June 29, 2018. Contact: If you have any questions, please contact your Regional Program Monitor. http://extranet.cccco.edu/divisions/workforceandecondev/contactus.aspx Attachment JC-FY 2018-19 2

California Community Colleges, Chancellor's Office 2018-19 Perkins IV, Title I-C & CTE Transitions - Preliminary - Count 1 Allan Hancock Joint CCD 1 18-C01-001 $523,350 $41,377 $564,727 2 Antelope Valley CCD 1 18-C01-002 $498,667 $41,377 $540,044 3 Barstow CCD 1 18-C01-003 $118,874 $41,377 $160,251 4 Butte-Glenn CCD 1 18-C01-004 $473,916 $41,377 $515,293 5 Cabrillo CCD 1 18-C01-005 $247,030 $41,377 $288,407 6 Cerritos CCD 1 18-C01-006 $804,688 $41,377 $846,065 7 Chabot-Las Positas CCD 2 18-C01-007 $925,625 $82,754 $1,008,379 8 Chaffey CCD 1 18-C01-008 $693,720 $41,377 $735,097 9 Citrus CCD 1 18-C01-009 $455,834 $41,377 $497,211 10 Coast CCD 3 18-C01-010 $1,388,884 $124,131 $1,513,015 11 Contra Costa CCD 3 18-C01-012 $935,800 $124,131 $1,059,931 12 Copper Mountain CCD 1 18-C01-072 $54,796 $41,377 $96,173 13 Desert CCD 1 18-C01-013 $392,787 $41,377 $434,164 14 El Camino CCD 1 18-C01-014 $855,772 $41,377 $897,149 15 Feather River CCD 1 18-C01-015 $51,496 $41,377 $92,873 16 Foothill-De Anza CCD 2 18-C01-016 $683,063 $82,754 $765,817 17 Gavilan CCD 1 18-C01-018 $132,831 $41,377 $174,208 18 Glendale CCD 1 18-C01-019 $483,679 $41,377 $525,056 19 Grossmont-Cuyamaca CCD 2 18-C01-020 $780,555 $82,754 $863,309 20 Hartnell CCD 1 18-C01-021 $267,863 $41,377 $309,240 21 Imperial CCD 1 18-C01-022 $299,352 $41,377 $340,729 22 Kern CCD 3 18-C01-023 $1,011,223 $124,131 $1,135,354 23 Lake Tahoe CCD 1 18-C01-024 $71,228 $41,377 $112,605 24 Lassen CCD 1 18-C01-025 $128,362 $41,377 $169,739 25 Long Beach CCD 1 18-C01-026 $790,387 $41,377 $831,764 26 Los Angeles CCD 9 18-C01-027 $4,454,247 $372,393 $4,826,640 27 Los Rios CCD 4 18-C01-028 $2,673,951 $165,508 $2,839,459 JC-FY 2018-19 3

Count 28 Marin CCD 1 18-C01-029 $92,542 $41,377 $133,919 29 Mendocino-Lake CCD 1 18-C01-030 $138,056 $41,377 $179,433 30 Merced CCD 1 18-C01-031 $361,573 $41,377 $402,950 31 Mira Costa CCD 1 18-C01-032 $348,579 $41,377 $389,956 32 Monterey Peninsula CCD 1 18-C01-033 $131,662 $41,377 $173,039 33 Mt. San Antonio CCD 1 18-C01-034 $980,559 $41,377 $1,021,936 34 Mt. San Jacinto CCD 1 18-C01-035 $437,477 $41,377 $478,854 35 Napa Valley CCD 1 18-C01-036 $148,988 $41,377 $190,365 36 North Orange County CCD 2 18-C01-037 $2,073,804 $82,754 $2,156,558 37 Ohlone CCD 1 18-C01-017 $137,988 $41,377 $179,365 38 Palo Verde 1 18-C01-038 $137,644 $41,377 $179,021 39 Palomar CCD 1 18-C01-039 $637,549 $41,377 $678,926 40 Pasadena Area CCD 1 18-C01-040 $804,413 $41,377 $845,790 41 Peralta CCD 4 18-C01-041 $778,974 $165,508 $944,482 42 Rancho Santiago CCD 2 18-C01-042 $894,480 $82,754 $977,234 43 Redwoods CCD 1 18-C01-043 $130,287 $41,377 $171,664 44 Rio Hondo CCD 1 18-C01-044 $432,183 $41,377 $473,560 45 Riverside CCD 3 18-C01-045 $1,129,616 $124,131 $1,253,747 46 San Bernardino CCD 2 18-C01-046 $535,381 $82,754 $618,135 47 San Diego CCD 3 18-C01-047 $2,160,089 $124,131 $2,284,220 48 San Francisco CCD 1 18-C01-048 $726,859 $41,377 $768,236 49 San Joaquin Delta CCD 1 18-C01-049 $869,453 $41,377 $910,830 50 San Jose-Evergreen CCD 2 18-C01-050 $349,541 $82,754 $432,295 51 San Luis Obispo County CCD 1 18-C01-051 $276,801 $41,377 $318,178 52 San Mateo County CCD 3 18-C01-052 $440,639 $124,131 $564,770 53 Santa Barbara CCD 1 18-C01-053 $641,055 $41,377 $682,432 54 Santa Clarita CCD 1 18-C01-054 $433,352 $41,377 $474,729 55 Santa Monica CCD 1 18-C01-055 $743,566 $41,377 $784,943 JC-FY 2018-19 4

Count 56 Sequoias CCD 1 18-C01-056 $401,794 $41,377 $443,171 57 Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint CCD 1 18-C01-057 $297,358 $41,377 $338,735 58 Sierra Joint CCD 1 18-C01-058 $510,080 $41,377 $551,457 59 Siskiyou Joint CCD 1 18-C01-059 $59,815 $41,377 $101,192 60 Solano CCD 1 18-C01-060 $469,722 $41,377 $511,099 61 Sonoma County CCD 1 18-C01-061 $577,665 $41,377 $619,042 62 South Orange County CCD 2 18-C01-062 $811,151 $82,754 $893,905 63 Southwestern CCD 1 18-C01-063 $834,939 $41,377 $876,316 64 State Center CCD 3 18-C01-064 $1,247,184 $124,131 $1,371,315 65 Ventura County CCD 3 18-C01-065 $734,422 $124,131 $858,553 66 Victor Valley CCD 1 18-C01-066 $428,676 $41,377 $470,053 67 West Hills CCD 2 18-C01-067 $201,516 $82,754 $284,270 68 West Kern 1 18-C01-068 $111,518 $41,377 $152,895 69 West Valley-Mission CCD 2 18-C01-069 $273,707 $82,754 $356,461 70 Yosemite CCD 2 18-C01-070 $882,379 $82,754 $965,133 71 Yuba CCD 2 18-C01-071 $308,427 $82,754 $391,181 113 $45,321,443 $4,675,601 $49,997,044