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SKYLINE COLLEGE Balanced Scorecard Outcome Measures Trend Analysis & Benchmark 2016-2017 Academic Year Prepared in Fall 2017 Office of Planning, Research & Institutional Effectiveness

Table of Content Outcome Code Outcome Measure Page ES1 Retention Rate (1.2) 3 ES2 Term Persistence Rate (1.2) 4 ES3 All Course Success Rate (1.2) 5 ES4 Basic Skills Course Success Rate (1.2) 6 ES5 Student Success Scorecard Completion Rate (1.2) 7 ES6 Student Right to Know (SRTK) Completion Rate (1.2) 8 ES7 Student to Counselor Ratio (1.2) 9 ES8 Financial Aid Recipient Rate (1.2) 10 ES9 Student Satisfaction Overall Rating 11 ES10 Community Events (3.2) 12 IS1 Percentage of Program Reviews Completed (2.1) 13 IS2 Employee Overall Satisfaction Rating (2.2) 14 IS3 Student Right to Know (SRTK) Crime Statistics (# Offenses) (2.3) 15 FBO1 FTES Trend - All Courses (4.1) 16 FBO2 Load (4.1) 17 FBO3 Fill Rates (4.1) 18 FBO4 Ending Balance (4.1) 19 IG1 Number of New Courses Approved (1.1) 20 IG2 Percentage of of Technology-Mediated Instruction (1.1) 21 IG3 President's Innovation Funds Granted (1.1) 22 IG4 Amount of Grant Allocations (1.1) 23 IG5 Amount of Professional Development Funds (5.1) 24 Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 2

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES1: Retention Rate Retention 1.2, 8.3 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes 1.4 Assessment of Student Learning Year Retention Rate Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 82% 84.0% 2008/09 84% 84.0% 2009/10 85% 84.0% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2010/11 83% 84.0% 2011/12 84% 84.0% 2012/13 85% 84.0% 2013/14 85% 84.0% 2014/15 85% 84.5% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2015/16 86% 84.5% 2016/17 87% 84.5% The percentage of students who enrolled in a course on census date and stayed though the end of the term to receive a letter grade (A, B, C, D, F), Pass (P), Not Pass (NP) or an incomplete (I). Data Source: SMCCCD Data Warehouse Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 3

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES2: Term Persistence Rate Persistence 1 1.2 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes 1.4 Assessment of Student Learning Year Persistence Rate Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 54% 51.0% 2008/09 54% 51.0% 2009/10 54% 51.0% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2010/11 57% 51.0% 2011/12 53% 51.0% 2012/13 56% 51.0% 2013/14 57% 51.0% 2014/15 59% 55.3% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2015/16 58% 55.3% 2016/17 57% 55.3% 1 Previous editions of the Balanced Scorecard included all students in the calculation of the term persistence rate. The definition on page 44 of the dictionary specifies that the calculation be based on first-time students only. Thus, a recalcualtion was performed for previous years as well as the goal value. Those values are included here. Data Source: SMCCCD Data Warehouse Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 4

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES3: All Course Success Rate Success 1.2 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes 1.4 Assessment of Student Learning Year All Success Course Completion Rates 2007/08 68% 70.0% 2008/09 69% 70.0% Goal Indicator Notes 2009/10 70% 70.0% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2010/11 68% 70.0% 2011/12 70% 70.0% 2012/13 70% 70.0% 2013/14 70% 70.0% 2014/15 71% 69.5% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2015/16 72% 69.5% 2016/17 74% 69.5% The percentage of students who enrolled in a course on census date and stayed though the end of the term to receive a letter grade (A, B, C) or Pass (P). Data Source: SMCCCD Data Warehouse Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 5

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES4: Basic Skills Course Success Rate Success 1.2 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes 1.4 Assessment of Student Learning Year Basic Skills Successful Course Completion Rates 2007/08 67% 55% 2008/09 58% 55% Goal Indicator Notes 2009/10 60% 55% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2010/11 61% 55% 2011/12 64% 55% 2012/13 65% 55% 2013/14 60% 55% 2014/15 64% 62% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2015/16 65% 62% 2016/17 68% 62% The percentage of students who enrolled in pre-collegiate basic skills in English, Math or Reading courses on census date and received a letter grade (A, B, C) or Pass (P). Data Source: SMCCCD Data Warehouse Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 6

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES5: ARCC Achievement Rate Success 1.2 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes 1.4 Assessment of Student Learning Year Student Success Scorecard Completion Rates 2007/08 58% 59% 2008/09 57% 60% Goal Indicator Notes 2009/10 54% 61% Goal initially set using 5-year average 2010/11 59% 53% 2011/12 53% 49% 2012/13 48% 48% 2013/14 N/A N/A - 2014/15 N/A N/A - 2015/16 N/A N/A - 2016/17 N/A N/A - Percentage of cohort of first-time students with minimum of 12 units earned who attempted a degree/certificate/transfer threshold course within six years and who are shown to have achieve any of the following outcomes within six year of entry: ~ Earned an AA/AS or Certificate (18 units or more) ~ Actual transfer to four-year instittuion ~ Achieved "Transfer-directed" (student successfully completed both transfer-level Math and English courses) ~ Achieved "Transfer Prepared" (student succesfully completed 60 UC/CSU transferable units with a GPA 2.0 or above Data Source: ARCC Report (until 2012/13); Data source is not available 2012/13 onward. Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 7

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES6: Student Right to Know (SRTK) Completion Rate Success 1.2 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes 1.4 Assessment of Student Learning Year Completion Rates Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 33% 25% Fall 2004 Cohort through Spring 2007 2008/09 27% 24% Fall 2005 Cohort through Spring 2008 2009/10 35% 25% Fall 2006 Cohort through Spring 2009 2010/11 31% 25% Fall 2007 Cohort through Spring 2010 2011/12 20% 25% Fall 2008 Cohort through Spring 2011 2012/13 17% 25% Fall 2009 Cohort through Spring 2012 2013/14 17% 25% Fall 2010 Cohort through Spring 2013 2014/15 16% 25% Fall 2011 Cohort through Spring 2014 2015/16 21% 25% Fall 2012 Cohort through Spring 2015 2016/17 23% 25% Fall 2013 Cohort through Spring 2016 Percentage of Completion Rates, aka SRTK Rates, are derived and reported yearly on the IEPDS-GRS (Integrated Postsecondary Educational Data System Graduation Rate Survey). http://srtk.cccco.edu/index.asp Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 8

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES7: Student to Counselor Ratio Success 1.2 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes 1.4 Assessment of Student Learning Year Credit Student Count Counselor Count Ratio Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 12,920 15.24 848:1 900:1 2008/09 14,171 17.41 814:1 900:1 2009/10 14,945 14.35 1,041:1 900:1 2010/11 14,286 15.37 929:1 900:1 2011/12 14,859 14.60 1,018:1 900:1 2012/13 14,285 13.53 1,055:1 900:1 2013/14 14,323 15.53 922:1 900:1 2014/15 14,208 18.56 757:1 900:1 2015/16 13,867 19.39 715:1 900:1 2016/17 13,385 20.53 652:1 900:1 The Ratio of number of counselors per credit student enrolled in fall and spring. All full and part-time general counseling are inlcuded. (Special program faculty, such as DSPS and EOPS are not include Data Source: Counseling Division Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 9

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES8: Financial Aid Recipient Rate Success 1.2 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes 1.4 Assessment of Student Learning Year Financial Aid Recipient Count Student Headcount Financial Aid Recipient Rate 2007/08 5,750 15,490 37% 28% 2008/09 6,634 16,847 39% 28% 2009/10 8,593 18,020 48% 28% 2010/11 9,449 17,307 55% 28% 2011/12 9,885 17,851 55% 28% 2012/13 11,909 17,553 68% 28% 2013/14 12,506 17,461 72% 28% 2014/15 10,193 17,460 58% 28% 2015/16 13,239 17,054 78% 28% 2016/17 12,427 16,089 77% 28% Goal Indicator Notes Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 10

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES9: Student Satisfaction Overall Rating Satisfaction/ Perception 1.2 Student Access, Success & Equity in Outcomes Year Satisfaction Overall Rating 2007/08 NA 79% NA 2008/09 NA 79% NA 2009/10 74% 79% 2010/11 NA 79% NA 2011/12 NA 79% NA 2012/13 NA 79% NA 2013/14 NA 79% NA 2014/15 NA 79% NA Goal Indicator Notes 2015/16 84% 79% Refer to Community Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE) Q # 27 2016/17 NA 79% NA The percentage of students who selected "Very Satisfied: or "Satisfied" on the question(s) that ask about overal satisfaction with the college from the student climate survey. Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 11

Perspective: External Stakeholders (ES) Outcome Measure ES10: Community Events Marketing & Public Relations 3.2, 6.3, 8.2 Marketing, Outreach, and Connections to Academic & Business Communities Year Number of Events Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 61 60 2008/09 45 60 2009/10 60 60 2010/11 50 60 2011/12 71 60 2012/13 60 60 2013/14 65 60 2014/15 152 60 2015/16 744 60 2016/17 746 60 Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 12

Perspective: Internal Stakeholders (IS) Outcome Measure IS1: Percentage of Program Reviews Completed Program and Service Quality 1.4 Assessement of Student Learning 2.1, 7.1 Integrated Planning & Institutional Performance Year Number of Program Reviews Scheduled # of Program Reviews Completed Percentage Completed 2007/08 13 9 69% 75% 2008/09 16 11 69% 75% 2009/10 12 10 83% 75% 2010/11 8 7 88% 75% 2011/12 10 8 80% 75% 2012/13 11 9 82% 75% 2013/14 12 12 100% 75% 2014/15 9 7 78% 75% 2015/16 11 8 73% 75% 2016/17 10 10 100% 75% Goal Indicator Notes The number of completed program reviews in a given year, as a percentage of the number scheduled. The program review are schedule on a six year cycle. All insturctional and non-instructional departments are expected to participate in a comprehensive self-study using the pre-determined Program Review evaluation instrument. Programs begin the self-study during the fifth year of the program review cycle. This is 12-14 month process involving planning, data acquisition, analysis, and writing of the final report. Program Review results are showcased via formal presentations to the college community and a report of the self-study submitted to the Curriculum Committee. Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 13

Perspective: Internal Stakeholders (IS) Outcome Measure IS2: Employee Overall Satisfaction Rating Employee Satisfaction 2.2 Effective Communication Year Overall Satisfaction Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 74% 70% 2008/09 NA NA NA 2009/10 NA NA NA 2010/11 NA NA NA 2011/12 82% 70% 2012/13 NA NA NA 2013/14 NA NA NA 2014/15 NA NA NA 2015/16 NA NA NA 2016/17 NA NA NA Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 14

Perspective: Internal Stakeholders (IS) Outcome Measure IS3: Student Right to Know (SRTK) Crime Statistics (Number of Offenses) Campus Safety 2.3 Safety and Secure Campus Year Number of Offenses Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 7 10 2008/09 4 10 2009/10 8 10 2010/11 3 10 2011/12 6 10 2012/13 6 10 2013/14 7 10 2014/15 8 10 2015/16 12 10 2016/17 5 10 Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 15

Perspective: Financial Business Operations (FBO) Outcome Measure FBO1: FTES Trend (All Courses) Productivity 4.1 Integrated and Evidence-Based Resource Planning System Year FTES Trend (All Course) 2007/08 7.7% 2.0% 2008/09 10.7% 4.5% 2009/10 8.5% 0% 2010/11-4.8% 0% 2011/12 1.5% 0% 2012/13-3.5% 0% 2013/14-2.9% 0% 2014/15 0.1% 0% 2015/16-3.7% 0% 2016/17-3.9% 0% Goal Indicator Notes Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 16

Perspective: Financial Business Operations (FBO) Outcome Measure FBO2: Load Effeciency 4.1 Integrated and Evidence-Based Resource Planning System Year Load Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 559 525 2008/09 589 525 2009/10 647 525 2010/11 636 525 2011/12 603 525 2012/13 584 525 2013/14 552 525 2014/15 551 525 2015/16 551 525 2016/17 513 525 Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 17

Perspective: Financial Business Operations (FBO) Outcome Measure FBO3: Fill Rates Efficiency 4.1 Integrated and Evidence-Based Resource Planning System Year Fill Rates Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 82% 83% 2008/09 87% 83% 2009/10 94% 83% 2010/11 95% 83% 2011/12 87% 83% 2012/13 85% 83% 2013/14 81% 83% 2014/15 80% 83% 2015/16 80% 83% 2016/17 80% 83% Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 18

Perspective: Financial Business Operations (FBO) Outcome Measure FBO4: Ending Balance Budget Efficiency 4.1 Integrated and Evidence-Based Resource Planning System Year Actual Expenditures to Total Budget Ratio 2007/08 3.0% 2.5% 2008/09 5.1% 2.5% 2009/10 7.3% 2.5% 2010/11 6.3% 2.5% 2011/12 5.0% 2.5% 2012/13 3.2% 2.5% 2013/14 4.24% 2.5% 2014/15 2.8% 2.5% 2015/16 2.4% 2.5% 2016/17 1.9% 2.5% Goal Indicator Notes Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 19

Perspective: Innovation and Growth (IG) Outcome Measure IG1: Number of New Courses Approved Program and Services Enhancements 1.1 Innovative Programs, Services and Modes of Delivery Year Number of New Courses Approved 2007/08 50 37 2008/09 49 37 2009/10 9 37 2010/11 17 37 2011/12 31 37 2012/13 259 37 2013/14 130 37 2014/15 55 37 2015/16 97 37 2016/17 35 37 Goal Indicator Notes Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 20

Perspective: Innovation and Growth (IG) Outcome Measure IG2: Percentage of Technology-mediated Instruction Program and Service Enhancements 1.1 Innovative Programs, Services and Modes of Delivery Year # of Tech-Mediated Instruction Sections # of Total Sections % of Technology- Mediated Instruction 2007/08 131 2,291 5.7% 4.0% 2008/09 162 2,452 6.6% 4.0% 2009/10 183 2,403 7.6% 4.0% 2010/11 182 2,243 8.1% 4.0% 2011/12 183 2,136 7.7% 4.0% 2012/13 172 2,148 7.2% 4.0% 2013/14 222 2,857 7.8% 4.0% 2014/15 250 2,900 8.6% 4.0% 2015/16 245 1,963 12.5% 4.0% 2016/17 256 2,060 12.4% 4.0% Goal Indicator Notes Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 21

Perspective: Innovation and Growth (IG) Outcome Measure IG3: President's Innovation Funds Granted Program and Services Enhancements 1.1 Innovative Programs, Services and Modes of Delivery Year PIF Funding Granted Goal Indicator Notes 2007/08 $46,440 $75,000 2008/09 $71,000 $75,000 2009/10 $69,704 $75,000 2010/11 $61,380 $75,000 2011/12 $79,840 $75,000 2012/13 $70,895 $75,000 2013/14 $82,314 $75,000 2014/15 $191,958 $75,000 2015/16 $230,419 $75,000 2016/17 $414,595 $75,000 Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 22

Perspective: Innovation and Growth (IG) Outcome Measure IG4: Amount of Grant Allocations Grant Procurement 1.1 Innovative Programs, Services and Modes of Delivery Year Amount of Grant Allocations 2007/08 $7,124,075 $4,244,133 2008/09 $7,610,234 $4,244,133 2009/10 $7,054,041 $4,244,133 2010/11 $11,971,807 $4,244,133 2011/12 $6,166,883 $4,244,133 2012/13 $6,427,885 $4,244,133 2013/14 $4,065,394 $4,244,133 2014/15 $11,247,074 $4,244,133 2015/16 $13,915,799 $4,244,133 2016/17 $19,278,080 $4,244,133 Goal Indicator Notes Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 23

Perspective: Innovation and Growth (IG) Outcome Measure IG5: Amount of Professional Development Funds Staff and Development Opportunities 5.1 Comprehensive Staff Development Program Year Amount of Professional Development Funds 2007/08 $78,475 $78,475 2008/09 $77,367 $77,367 2009/10 $78,475 $78,475 2010/11 $86,272 $78,745 2011/12 $83,766 $78,475 2012/13 $89,595 $85,576 2013/14 $86,544 $86,221 2014/15 $171,138 $86,887 2015/16 $204,592 $86,528 2016/17 $229,171 $96,364 Goal Indicator Notes Office of Planning, Research, and Institutional Effectiveness 24