Cabrillo Community College District
Governing Board
Monday, September 14, 2026, 6:15 PM
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What's being decided
- Major· Taxes, fees & budget, Schools & youthPublic hearing on Cabrillo College's 2026-27 budget
The board holds a public hearing on the college district's proposed budget for 2026-27 before voting on it.
- Major· Taxes, fees & budget, Schools & youthApproval of Cabrillo College's 2026-27 budget and planning assumptions
The board would adopt the college district's spending plan for 2026-27 along with the financial assumptions used to build it.
- Major· Government & transparency, Schools & youthResolution to reduce or end classified administrative positions
Resolution 032-26 would reduce or discontinue classified administrative service at the district, affecting those staff positions.
- Major· Government & transparency, Schools & youthResolution to reduce or end classified staff positions
Resolution 033-26 would reduce or discontinue classified service at the district, affecting those staff positions.
- Major· Housing, Schools & youth, Planning & developmentUpdate on the Cabrillo student housing and childcare center project
The board receives an update on the district's project to build student housing and a childcare center.
- Notable· Schools & youth, Jobs & local economy· Consent agendaStrong Workforce Program grants and contract for 2026-2027
The board would approve grants and a contract under the state Strong Workforce Program, which funds career and technical education, for fiscal year 2026-2027.
- Notable· Schools & youth· Consent agendaAccepting Cabrillo College Foundation funding for the district
The board would accept funding provided by the Cabrillo College Foundation to the college district.
- Notable· Schools & youth, Health & social services· Consent agendaFunding allocation for the college Children's Center in 2026-2027
The board would approve the funding allocation for Cabrillo's Children's Center, which provides child care, for 2026-2027.
- Notable· Schools & youth, Jobs & local economy· Consent agendaAccepting Round 11 Strong Workforce Program money
The board would formally accept the college's Round 11 allocation from the state Strong Workforce Program for career education.
- Notable· Schools & youth, Jobs & local economy· Consent agendaAccepting federal Perkins career education funding for 2026-2027
The board would accept federal Carl D. Perkins funding, which supports career and technical education programs, for 2026-2027.
- Notable· Schools & youthContract with First Floor Group
The board would act on a contract between the district and First Floor Group.
- Notable· Government & transparency, Schools & youthSetting board and Superintendent/President goals for 2026-2028
The board would adopt goals for itself and for the Superintendent/President covering 2026 through 2028.
- Notable· Schools & youthUpdate from the board subcommittee on math placement laws AB 705 and AB 1705
The board receives an update from its subcommittee working on math under state laws AB 705 and AB 1705, which govern how community colleges place students into math courses.
- Minor· Schools & youth· Consent agendaChange to minimum qualifications course mapping for Health Science/Community Health
The board would approve a change to how Health Science/Community Health courses are mapped for determining the minimum qualifications instructors must meet to teach them.
- Minor· Schools & youth, Jobs & local economy· Consent agendaRegional collaboration and coordination grant and contracts for 2026-2027
The board would approve a regional collaboration and coordination grant along with related contracts for fiscal year 2026-2027.
- Minor· Schools & youth· Consent agendaApproval of a spring break global education program
The board would approve a global education program for students over spring break.
- Minor· Schools & youth, Government & transparency· Consent agendaRatification of district contracts
The board would ratify a list of contracts already entered into by the district.
- Minor· Government & transparency, Schools & youth· Consent agendaHuman resources report on staff hires and changes
The board would approve the district's human resources report covering personnel actions such as appointments and separations.
- Minor· Government & transparency, Schools & youth2026 self-evaluation of the Governing Board
The board would act on its 2026 board evaluation.
- Minor· Taxes, fees & budget, Schools & youthBudget transfers and revisions for April through June 2026
Resolution 034-26 would approve budget transfers and revisions made during April through June 2026.
- Minor· Taxes, fees & budget, Schools & youthSetting the district's 2026-27 state spending limit (GANN limit)
Resolution 035-26 would set the district's Gann appropriation limit, the state cap on how much tax money it can spend, for 2026-27.
- Minor· Taxes, fees & budget, Schools & youthDeciding how Proposition 30 Education Protection Account money is used
Resolution 036-26 would determine how the district spends its 2026-27 Education Protection Account funds from Proposition 30.
- Minor· Schools & youthResolution recognizing California Native American Day
Resolution 037-26 would express the board's support and recognition of California Native American Day.
- Minor· Schools & youthResolution recognizing October as LGBTQ+ History Month
Resolution 038-26 would recognize October as LGBTQ+ History Month.
Everything else on the agenda
- A.1Call to Order and Roll Call
- A.2Public Comments
- A.3Conference with Labor Negotiator Employee Org: CCFT Government Code §54957.6. District’s Designated Representative: Angela Hoyt, Vice President, Human Resources & Labor Relations
- A.4Conference with Labor Negotiator Employee Org: CCEU Government Code §54957.6. District’s Designated Representative: Angela Hoyt, Vice President, Human Resources & Labor Relations
- A.5Conference with Labor Negotiator Employee Org: Management and Confidential Employees Government Code §54957.6. District’s Designated Representative: Dr. Jenn Capps, President/Superintendent
- A.6Public Employee Employment/Discipline/Dismissal/Release/Complaint (Government Code § 54957)
- A.7Adjourn to Board Open Session
- B.1Call to Order and Roll Call
- B.2Land Acknowledgement
- B.3Board of Trustees Meeting Norms
- B.4Report Out of Closed Session
- B.5Public Comments
- B.6Adoption of Agenda and Consent Items
- C.1Minutes of August 3, 2026, CCCD Governing Board of Trustees Meeting
- D.1Transfer Services Advisory Committee and Report
- D.22026-27 Adopted Budget
- D.3Adjourn to Public Hearing
- E.2Adjourn Public Hearing to Return to Board Open Session
- G.1Associated Students of Cabrillo College (ASCC)
- G.2Cabrillo College Federation of Teachers (CCFT)
- G.3Cabrillo Faculty Senate
- G.4Cabrillo Classified Employees Union (CCEU)
- G.5Board Members' Reports
- G.6Superintendent | President Report
- H.1Career Services Newsletter
- H.2Credit for Prior Learning Newsletter
- H.3Library Newsletter
- H.4Native American & Indigenous Support (NAIS) Newsletter
- H.5Student Services Report
- H.6Student Journalism Transition | Cabrillo Voice to the Scuttle
- H.8Update: Cabrillo Governing Board Legislative Advocacy Subcommittee
- H.9Update: Cabrillo Governing Board Public Relations Subcommittee
- H.11Quarterly Investment Report & Cash Flow Reports
- H.12Financial Reports (June 2026)
- I.1Agenda for Next or Future Board Meetings
- I.2Adjournment of the CCCD Governing Board of Trustees Meeting