Recent Commission Actions
This page lists the actions taken by the Commission over the past year beginning with the most recent meeting. This page will be updated following each Commission meeting.
June 2010 Commission Actions on Institutions (in PDF)
January 2010 Commission Actions on Institutions
At its meeting, January 6-8, 2010, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, took the following actions on institutional accreditation:
Reaffirmed Accreditation on the Basis of a Comprehensive Evaluation
- American River College
- Chabot College
- Citrus College
- Cosumnes River College
- Folsom Lake College
- Las Positas College
- Napa Valley College
- Sacramento City College
- Santa Barbara City College
Placed on Warning on the Basis of a Comprehensive Evaluation
Placed on Probation on the Basis of a Comprehensive Evaluation
Granted Initial Accreditation on the Basis of a Comprehensive Evaluation
- Moreno Valley Campus
- Norco Campus
Approved as Eligibile to Seek Candidacy Status on the Basis of an Eligibility Report
- Willow International Community College Center, Reedley College
Removed from Show Cause and Placed on Probation on the Basis of a Show Cause Report
Accepted Follow-Up Report with Visit
- Salvation Army College for Officer Training at Crestmont
Accepted Follow-Up Report with Visit and Placed on Warning
Accepted Follow-Up Report with Visit and Continued on Warning
- East Los Angeles College
- Feather River College
- Imperial Valley College
Accepted Follow-Up Report with Visit and Removed from Warning
Accepted Follow-Up Report with Visit, Removed from Warning, and Reaffirmed Accreditation
- El Camino College
- Lassen Community College
- Long Beach City College
- Palo Verde College
- Rio Hondo College
- Santa Ana College
- Santiago Canyon College
- Sierra College
Accepted Follow-Up Report with Visit and Placed on Probation
Accepted Follow-Up Report with Visit and Continued on Probation
- Crafton Hills College
- Solano Community College
Accepted Follow-Up Report
- Cañada College
- College of San Mateo
- Contra Costa College
- Cuyamaca College
- DeAnza College
- Foothill College
- Grossmont College
- Los Medanos College
- Mt. San Jacinto College
- Skyline College
- Yuba College
Accepted Focused Midterm Report
- Honolulu Community College
- Kauai Community College
Accepted Midterm Report and Special Report
- Bakersfield College
- Cerro Coso College
Accepted College System Midterm Report
- University of Hawai'i Community College System
Accepted Midterm Report and Visit
- Northern Marianas College
Accepted Midterm Report
- College of the Sequoias
- Hawai'i Community College
- Kapi'olani Community College
- Leeward Community College
- Porterville College
- Windward Community College
Accreditation Withdrawn at the Request of the Institution
Accepted College Closure Report
Substantive Change Actions
San Joaquin Delta College: Approve move of Tracy Center to Mountain House site
Western Career College: Approve name change to Carrington College California and to change its mission.
Actions taken by the Substantive Change Committee between June 2009 and January 2010 to Approve the Following:
Cerritos College: to add 15 associate degree programs, 22 certificates and 27 verifications of completion programs to be offered 50% or more through a mode of distance or electronic delivery.
Citrus College: to offer an Emergency Management and Homeland Security Program via distance education or electronic delivery.
Cypress College: to add 18 associate degree programs and 54 certificate programs to be offered 50% or more through a mode of distance or electronic delivery.
Guam Community College: to add a Certificate in Medium/Heavy Truck Diesel Technology.
Los Angeles Harbor College: to offer three existing Associate of Arts degrees (Administration of Justice, Fire Technology and Business Administration) via a mode of distance education or electronic delivery.
Moorpark College: to add 18 associate degree programs and 11 certificate programs to be offered 50% or more through a mode of distance or electronic delivery. The Committee acted to approve the proposal with a request for additional information.
San Joaquin Valley College: to add a Clinical and Administrative Medical Assisting (CAMA) Associate of Science Degree program at the Rancho Cordova, Modesto, Rancho Cucamonga and Hesperia campuses and the Hanford Center Extension, and the new Delano campus location.
Santa Monica College: to add 19 associate of arts degrees and 27 certificates of achievement and/or department certificates to be offered 50% or more through a mode of distance or electronic delivery.
Skyline Community College: to add fourteen associate degree programs and 18 certificate programs to be offered 50% or more through a mode of distance or electronic delivery.
Heald College: to relocate the San Francisco Campus from 350 Mission Street to 875 Howard Street.
Kapi’olani Community College: to establish two additional locations geographically apart from the main campus: an ADN Nursing Program at Leeward Community College and a Practical Nursing Program at Windward Community College.
Monterey Peninsula College: to offer 50% or more of a program through a mode of distance or electronic delivery at the Seaside Center.
San Joaquin Valley College: to add a new campus in Murrieta, California. The programs that were approved to be offered at the Murrieta Campus are the Respiratory Therapy A.S. Degree, the Clinical Medical Assisting Certificate and A.S. Degree, the Clinical and Administrative Medical Assisting A.S. Degree, the Administrative Health Care Management Certificate and A.S. Degree, and the Business Administration Certificate and A.S. Degree.
Gavilan College: to add a Carpenter Apprentice Program.
Heald College: to change ownership and control of the institution.
Monterey Peninsula College: to add a Family Research Studies Program offered 50% or more through a mode of distance or electronic delivery. The Committee acted to approve the proposal with the proviso that the College considers the program as a certificate.
Palau Community College: to add a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Program. The Committee acted to approve the proposal with the proviso that the College considers the program as a certificate.
Western Career College: to offer two new programs, Physical Therapist Assisting and Fitness Training.
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