BILL ANALYSIS
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THIRD READING
Bill No: SCR 34
Author: Ducheny (D), et al
Amended: 5/26/09
Vote: 21
SENATE EDUCATION COMMITTEE : 7-0, 6/10/09
AYES: Romero, Alquist, Hancock, Liu, Maldonado, Padilla,
Simitian
NO VOTE RECORDED: Huff, Wyland
SENATE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE : Senate Rule 28.8
SUBJECT : Extended Opportunity Programs
SOURCE : Faculty Association of California Community
Colleges
DIGEST : This concurrent resolution designates the month
of October 2009 as Extended Opportunity Programs and
Services Month to honor the mission and purposes of the
Extended Opportunity Programs and Services through the
celebration and coordination of activities that advance
educational equity principles.
ANALYSIS : Extended Opportunity Programs and Services
(EOPS) is a program that provides resources, services and
academic support to Community College students whose
educational and socioeconomic background may prevent them
from successfully attending college. EOPS services
include: career, personal and academic counseling;
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priority registration; tutoring; book assistance; transfer
assistance; student recognition ceremonies; and
collaborative college tours. To qualify, students must be
California residents, enroll in a minimum of 12 units, have
completed a total of not less than 40 units, be financially
needy (eligible for a Board of Governors fee waiver), and
be educationally disadvantaged.
This concurrent resolution designates the month of October
2009 as Extended Opportunity Programs and Services Month to
honor the mission and purposes of the EOPS programs through
the celebration and coordination of activities that advance
educational equity principles, and includes a variety of
findings and declarations related to EOPS.
Comments
EOPS was started in 1969 and, accordingly, is celebrating
its 40th anniversary. It has served over 2.5 million
students at 100 California Community Colleges campuses.
FISCAL EFFECT : Fiscal Com.: Yes
SUPPORT : (Verified 6/26/09)
Faculty Association of California Community Colleges
(source)
California Teachers Association
Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities
DLW:cm 6/26/09 Senate Floor Analyses
SUPPORT/OPPOSITION: SEE ABOVE
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