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CAREER COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA (FORTUNA EDUCATION)
Contract #
A-2013-082
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Council Approval Date
6/3/2013
Expiration Date
6/30/2014
Insurance Exp Date
3/1/2014
Destruction Year
2019
Notes
Amended by A-2013-082-01, -02
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21 <br />2 Describe the stens/schedule/timeline that will take place to accomplish this anal <br />If students are at risk of not meeting the requirements necessary to attain their Certificate of <br />Completion, they will meet regularly with their Program Director and the WIA Youth Case <br />Manager to design and execute a plan to succeed. Weekly, our Program Directors review a <br />report called, "Underperforming Students' and meet with each student on the list to assure <br />that there is a plan in place and the student is getting all the support they need to execute the <br />plan successfully. We are very hands on and often call students when they are late or absent, <br />visit students at home if needed and involve family members if appropriate to help a student <br />succeed. We are also sensitive the each student's unique situation and are careful to engage <br />with the student in ways that will encourage them positively. <br />XII. Prior Outcomes <br />A. If your agency -was previously awarded a WIA contract please disclose your agency's past <br />performance outcomes for the past 1-2 years• Our school has never before received this Youth <br />WIA grant funding however we do have contracts with Santa Ana, Anaheim and Orange County <br />WIBs to provide training to adults. We have had excellent relationships and high job placement <br />rates with all local WIBS. Additionally, we report our completion and job placement rates each <br />year to our accreditor. I have included these below for your reference. For purposes of our <br />accreditor, to count someone as "placed" they must be working in a job in their field of training. <br />Common Measures <br />2010 <br />2011 <br />Increased Literacy/Numeracy Skills <br />40% <br />Entered Employment or Post- <br />MA NA** <br />MA NA** <br />Secondary Education 65% <br />MFOBC 10/11=90.9% <br />MFOBC 36/43=83.7% <br />BOA 9/11=81.8% <br />BOA 34/41=82.9% <br />PL 2/2=100% <br />PL 6/7=85.7% <br />Attained Credential/Certificate61% <br />MA NA** <br />MA NA** <br />MFOBC 12/11=86.6% <br />MFOBC 44/52=84.6% <br />BOA 11/11=100% <br />BOA 43/50=86% <br />PL 2/2=100% <br />PL 8/12=66.6% <br />*Because we have just instituted the GAIN assessment this year (2012) we don't have outcomes for it yet. <br />"Medical Assistant Program began in 2011 and the results of completion and placement will be reported by June <br />2013 as per our accrediting requirements. <br />We have an early report on job placement percentages for 2012: <br />Business Office Administration: 87% <br />Medical Front Office Billing & Coding: 90% <br />Paralegal: 100% <br />EXHIBIT A <br />
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