A college education was once free for California residents. That’s right, during the post-WWII era, the greatest public university system in the history of the world cost nothing to attend. Californian prosperity skyrocketed during that era. What was great for California then will be great for California (and other states) now. Come learn how tuition-free…
Our letter to the Governor and legislators about the 2020-21 California budget: June 11, 2020 Dear Governor Gavin Newsom, Speaker Anthony Rendon, Senate President Pro Tempore Toni Atkins, We are the Reclaim CA Higher Education Coalition, stakeholders committed to the reaffirmation of California’s Master Plan for Higher Education. We are the student, staff, faculty, and…
Dear Governor Gavin Newsom, Speaker Anthony Rendon, Senate President Pro Tempore Toni Atkins, We are the Reclaim CA Higher Education Coalition, stakeholders committed to the reaffirmation of California’s Master Plan for Higher Education. We are the student, staff, faculty, and labor groups of the California Community Colleges, California State University, and the University of California…
The $66 fix — the $48 fix PLUS Prop 98: Reclaiming California’s MASTER PLAN for Higher Education Download the full report | Fact Sheet California’s commitment to its world-acclaimed system of public higher education has declined dramatically since 2000, at tremendous loss to California’s people, economy and future prospects. It’s not too late. There are solutions….
January 25, 2018 Governor Jerry Brown California State Capitol Building, Suite 1173 Sacramento, CA Dear Governor Brown, The purpose of this message is to communicate the priorities and expectations of the Reclaim CA Higher Education coalition for the California State budget. We are stakeholders committed to the reaffirmation of California’s Master Plan for Higher Education….
Our strategic planning conference was held September 26, 2015, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, at the Capitol Plaza Hall Temple Ballroom in Sacramento. Here are links to program materials: Conference booklet (PDF) Presentation: Stan Glantz Presentation (PDF) and Handout (PDF) Lenny Goldberg (PPT) Richard Hansen (PDF) Chris Hoene (PDF) Johnathan Lightman (PPT) Student Labor Action…
(A PDF of this report — prettier than this web version and suitable for printing — is available.) California’s commitment to its world-acclaimed system of public higher education has declined dramatically since 2000, at tremendous loss to California’s people, economy and future prospects. It’s not too late. There are solutions. It is commonly, but mistakenly,…
Just as fierce battles waged for endorsements in the races for Governor and US Senator, the California Democratic Party passed its 2018 platform on Sunday that would make California first-in-the-nation to support fully tuition-free public colleges for all. The platform states that the California Democratic Party supports a return to the Master Plan of 1960…
From: http://dailynexus.com/2017-10-05/48-fix-a-s-supports-plan-that-could-make-higher-education-free/ $48 Fix: A.S. Supports Plan That Could Make Higher Education Free The Associated Students (A.S.) Senate unanimously voted at Wednesday’s meeting to support the “$48 Fix,” a plan to make higher education free for California college students. The resolution acts as a directive for the office of the A.S. president and external vice…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 31, 2017 Contact: Amy Hines-Shaikh Director, Reclaim Higher Education Coalition Tel: (562) 201-9243 Contact: Jonathan Abboud Vice President, Santa Barbara CCD Board of Trustees Tel: (310) 734 9791 California Democratic Party Endorses Tuition-Free Public College “$48 Fix” Can Make Higher Ed Accessible to All – And Alleviate Student Debt Crisis SACRAMENTO,…