Published Information regarding CCFT
CCFT Report to the Board of Trustees CCFT executive Board and the Council of Representatives are discussing the proposal for Cuesta College to move to a 16 week calendar. Although the transition might be challenging the shorter format will align the college better with CalPoly and the majority of other …
The following information regarding the budget was provided by the Vice President of Administrative Services at the December Board Meeting: Budget Analysis
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The Cuesta College Federation of Teachers (CCFT) and the Cuesta College Classified United Employees (CCCUE) have endorsed Mary Strobridge to represent the 5th district (North County) on the Cuesta College Board of Trustees (BOT). Ms. Strobridge has been an educator for 28 years, serving students and balancing their needs with …
As the June primary for California is just around the corner, you may be interested in CCFT, CFT, and AFT candidate endorsements. But who is the most education friendly candidate for President? AFT has endorsed Hilary Clinton but CFT has made no endorsement, perhaps waiting it out until the California primary …
The Executive Board has approved stipends for next year for the following EB positions. If you are interested in serving in any of these roles, please contact Debra Stakes at dstakes@cuesta.edu. Part-Time Faculty Committee Chair Stipend: $2000.00 per semester Duties: Participate in meetings of the Executive Board (twice monthly for …
At the recent California Federation of Teachers Convention held in March of 2016, Tony-Rector-Cavagnaro was the recipient of the CFT Community College Council Award for Outstanding Local Contribution. Tony has been a faithful member of our local, CCFT, since its inception. He has served as Vice President, a member of …
Dear Colleagues, Voters approved Proposition 30 in 2012, which helped put California back on the road to budget stability. Because of Prop. 30, California began restoring funding for our public schools and restoring cuts to important vital services. Prop. 30 helped public education recover some of the funds it lost …
The movement towards “pro-rata” pay for part-time faculty began in the early 2000’s. The Board of Governors released a policy statement, dated September 10, 2001, which affirmed that …”part-time faculty should be paid comparably for those in-class and out of class duties that are the same.” The policy statement goes on …
