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Student Trustee Nominations听Now听Open!听听

Are you passionate about student leadership and advocacy?听Here鈥檚听your chance to make a difference! Student trustee nominations kicked听off in early March, offering students a unique opportunity to听represent听their peers at a District level. Learn more about qualifications, responsibilities, and the nomination process by visiting our webpage:听/board/student-trustee/.听听

College Presidents’ Board Report听

At each Board Meeting, the college presidents give a report on their college, highlighting events and news around the college.听

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Woodland Community College News听

2026 Eagles of Excellence Awards and Fundraiser

On April 17 at 5:00 pm, WCC will host their annual Eagles of Excellence Awards Fundraiser. The annual event recognizes outstanding faculty, staff, alumni, and community partners for their contributions. This event also raises funds to support WCC student emergency grants and programs such as culinary, music, arts, and soccer. The 2026 honorees are:听

• Cay Strode, WCC Faculty听

• Louise Walker, Community Member听

• Lynne Krause, WCC Staff听

• Sergio Jacobo, WCC Alumni听

• Concilio of Yolo County, Community Partner听

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糖心破解版 News听

26th Annual 糖心破解版 Athletic Hall of Fame

On April 25, 糖心破解版 will host听it鈥檚听26th听Annual Athletic Hall of Fame event.听This special evening honors the dedication, achievements, and lasting impact of those who have shaped the tradition of excellence听in听糖心破解版 Athletics. From record-breaking performances to championship moments,听we鈥檙e听coming together to recognize the individuals who made it all possible.听

听Tickets:听听

Come reconnect, celebrate, and be inspired by the stories and accomplishments of the Hall of Fame inductees!听

Happenings around the college听

Apr. 2-3: College Closed, Spring Break听
Apr. 2: Baseball vs. Los Medanos College, 2 pm听
Apr. 7: 糖心破解版 Police Academy Open House and Information Session, YC-Marysville Rm 2149, 6 pm听
Apr. 7: Baseball vs. Solano College, 2 pm听
Apr. 9: Baseball vs. Solano College, 2 pm听
Apr. 10: Softball vs. Feather River College (DH), noon听
Apr. 11: Softball vs. Lassen College (DH), Noon听
Apr. 14 Tuesday Noon Recital Series, YC-Marysville, Theatre, 12 pm听
Apr. 15: Deadline to apply for Spring 2026 Graduation听
Apr. 16: Baseball vs. College of Marin, 2 pm听
Apr. 17: Spring Play “Ok Gogol, YC-Marysville, Theatre 7:30 pm听
Apr. 18: Spring Play “Ok Gogol”, YC-Marysville, Theatre 7:30 pm听
Apr. 18: Track & Field Yuba Last Chance Meet, all day听
Apr. 18: Softball vs. College of the Redwoods (DH), Noon听
Apr. 19: Spring Play “Ok Gogol鈥�, YC-Marysville, Theatre 2 pm听
Apr. 20: Priority Registration Begins for Summer/Fall 2026听
Apr. 21: Baseball vs. Contra Costa College, 2 pm听
Apr. 23: MESA Transfer Ceremony, Peach Tree Golf and Country Club, 6 pm听
Apr. 23: Spring Play “Ok Gogol”, YC-Marysville, Theatre 7:30 pm听
Apr. 24: Spring Play “Ok Gogol”, YC-Marysville, Theatre 7:30 pm听
Apr. 24: Baseball vs. Contra Costa College, 1 pm听
Apr. 25: Spring Play “Ok Gogol”, YC-Marysville, Theatre 7:30 pm听
Apr. 25: Athletic Hall of Fame, 5 pm (social), 6 pm (dinner), 7 pm (ceremony)听
Apr. 26: Spring Play “Ok Gogol鈥�, YC-Marysville, Theatre 2 pm听
Apr. 26: YC Police Academy Graduation, YC-Marysville, Theatre, 6 pm听
Apr. 28: 糖心破解版 Employee Recognition Ceremony, YC-Marysville, Flavors, 3 pm听
Apr. 29: Spring Instrumental Concert, YC-Marysville, Theatre, 7 pm听
Apr. 29: Open Enrollment Begins听
Apr. 30: Police Academy Graduation, YC-Marysville, B400 (Theatre), 6 pm听听

Full 糖心破解版 sports schedules are听听听听
Theatre schedule can be found听听

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District Office News听

Meet Our Staff: Jacki Sizemore, Fiscal Analyst – Payroll听

Jacki serves as the District鈥檚 Fiscal Analyst for Payroll, making sure employees and student workers are paid accurately and on time.听She鈥檚听become a go-to resource for payroll questions and has worked hard to document and improve processes along the way. Whether听it鈥檚听something in Colleague or beyond, if she听doesn鈥檛听have the answer,听she鈥檒l听find it.听听

Jacki celebrates three years with the District on March 20, 2026. In that time, she听has advanced听from Senior Accounting Technician to Payroll Technician and now Fiscal Analyst for Payroll.听

When she needs to focus, Jacki listens to epic soundtracks like听Gladiator,听The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring,听Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, and music from听Outlander.听

Outside of work, she enjoys time with her family, especially as her four-year-old son prepares for his first T-ball season! She also loves reading and is currently immersed in听The Red Lion: The Elixir of Eternal Life.听Her favorite book is听Into the Water, and her听top听movies are听Gladiator听and听Goodfellas.听

One of the most valuable lessons Jacki has gained听at听the听District听is the importance of communication and collaboration. Working across departments has shown her how open dialogue, active listening, and respectful assertiveness are essential to solving challenges and reaching the best outcomes.听

Her personal motto, inspired by her dad, is:听鈥淓very day above ground is a good day.鈥�听It鈥檚听a reminder to approach life with gratitude and resilience.听

Her friends would describe her as dependable, detail-oriented, honest, and genuinely caring 鈥� someone who listens well and brings听a great sense听of humor to any conversation. Much of her spare time is devoted to meaningful family bonding time.听

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California Community Colleges Classified Employee of the Year听听

At the March 12,听2026听Board Meeting,听three award winners for Classified Employee of the Year were honored and joined via Zoom. The Board adopted听听to recognize and honor the commitment and outstanding services of the following classified employees:听

• Lynne Krause, Administrative Secretary II 鈥� CTE & Workforce 鈥� Woodland Community College听听

• Rochelle McCauley, FKCE/ILP Specialist 鈥� 糖心破解版 & Districtwide Nominee听听听

• Randell Roundtree, Senior Computer and Network Specialist 鈥� District Services听

The Board also endorsed听the Chancellor’s Cabinet’s recommendation that Rochelle McCauley听be听submitted听to the California Community College Chancellor鈥檚 Office for consideration by the Board of Governors for the Classified Employee of the Year Award at the state level.听听

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Farmworkers Day Observance

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Chancellor Pan’s Monthly Virtual 鈥淥pen Door鈥� Sessions听

Chancellor Pan offers monthly virtual Chancellor鈥檚 Open-Door sessions.听听As a reminder, these informal gatherings provide faculty, staff, and students across the 糖心破解版 an opportunity to engage directly with the Chancellor.听Have a question, idea, or just want to say hello? Stop by virtually and join the conversation.听

The sessions will be held via and the schedule is as follows:听听

• Friday, April 17: 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.听听

*dates are subject to change

District Holiday Closures听

Thursday, April听2听鈥� Friday, April听3: Spring Recess听

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Next Regular Board Meeting听

The Board of Trustees听next听regular meeting听is听on Thursday,听April 9,听2026听at听糖心破解版.听The听agenda will be released听72-hours prior to the meeting听听听

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Fiscal Updates

District Budget Update: Upcoming Board Consideration of FY 2025鈥�26 Revision and FY 2026鈥�27 Tentative Budget听

The 糖心破解版 is providing an update on the Fiscal Year 2025鈥�26 budget and听anticipated听Governing Board actions related to both the current and upcoming fiscal years.听

FY 2025鈥�26 Mid鈥慪ear Budget Revision听

When the Governing Board adopted the FY 2025鈥�26 Proposed Budget on September 11, 2025, the District听anticipated听that a future revision would be听required听once Yuba County completed its year鈥慹nd financial transition and issued the final cash report for June 30, 2025. Yuba County鈥攚here the听District鈥檚听funds are held鈥攊mplemented a new financial system, which created substantial challenges in producing听accurate听cash reports for the past year and a half.听These issues delayed the availability of reliable financial information needed for District reconciliation and planning.听

This spring, Yuba County was finally able to produce the final June 2025 cash report, enabling the听District听to reconcile all beginning fund balances. As a result:听

• The beginning fund balance has been updated from $28,736,474 to $30,368,795,听

• An increase of $1,632,321, which now reflects the verified cash position entering FY 2025鈥�26. 听听

Updated Revenue Expectations for 2025鈥�26听

The First Principal Apportionment (P鈥�1) currently reflects a 3.04% deficit factor, driven听largely by听the timing of preliminary revenue estimates, which historically increase as more complete data becomes available. Combined with the Administration鈥檚 proposed $88.7 million in听additional听2025鈥�26 SCFF funding in the Governor鈥檚 Budget, no deficit is expected at Recalculation.听

Based on this updated statewide information, the听District听is adjusting its deficit factor assumption to 0% for the FY 2025鈥�26 Mid鈥慪ear Budget Revision and听anticipates听receiving 100% of SCFF funding for the year.听

Systemwide Growth and Local Impacts听

The SCFF includes a statewide growth听component听that is distributed proportionately across the California Community Colleges system. For 2025鈥�26 and 2026鈥�27:听

• The district is expected to receive a proportionate share of funded growth,听

• However, 糖心破解版 currently has unfunded growth in both the current and upcoming year, meaning the听District听is not projected to earn growth funding under current conditions.听

• If statewide conditions change and听additional听funded growth becomes available, the听District听may earn some growth funding, but it is premature to assume any growth revenue at this time.听

All adjustments鈥攊ncluding the updated beginning fund balance, removal of the deficit factor, and revised revenue expectations鈥攁re incorporated into the FY 2025鈥�26 Mid鈥慪ear Budget Revision, which the Governing Board will consider on April 9, 2026.听

FY 2026鈥�27 Tentative Budget听

The Governing Board will consider the Tentative Budget for Fiscal Year 2026鈥�27 at its meeting on June 11, 2026. Development of the Tentative Budget will be based on:听

Assumptions听

• The State鈥檚 May Revision, including the latest statewide revenue projections.听

• District revenue assumptions aligned with known state funding parameters such as:听听

• Anticipated Earned Cost鈥憃f鈥慙iving Adjustment (COLA),听

• District鈥檚 growth (based on the state鈥檚 available funding),听

• SCFF funding levels,听

• Any other state, federal, and local adjustments known at the time.听

District-Level Expenditure Assumptions听

The Tentative Budget will include adjustments necessary to meet all District obligations, including:听

• Collective bargaining agreement increases,听

• Step and column salary increases,听

• Health benefits cost increases,听

• Pension contribution increases (STRS and PERS),听

• Inflationary costs, including:听听

• Software licensing and technology subscriptions,听

• Services and operating contracts,听

• Supplies and other ongoing operational expenses.听

Commitment to Fiscal Responsibility听

The听District听remains听committed to transparent, responsible, and data鈥慽nformed financial stewardship. We appreciate the continued support of our district community as the Governing Board considers both the FY 2025鈥�26 Mid鈥慪ear Budget Revision and the FY 2026鈥�27 Tentative Budget.听

Health Benefits Update (TCSIG)听

As part of the听District鈥檚听budget planning for the FY 2026鈥�27 Tentative Budget, it is important to note that the Tri鈥慍ounty Schools Insurance Group (TCSIG) has experienced significant increases in overall health care costs听as a result of听claims experience and migration of the plans. In response, TCSIG has adopted a two鈥憏ear strategy to gradually phase in premium increases across its medical plans.听

For the upcoming benefit year, TCSIG has approved the following听anticipated听premium increases:听

• PPO Plans (Premier Plus, Premier, Standard, Basic): 4.8% increase听

• High Deductible听Health Plans (CDHP, PPO Low, CDHP Low): 17.6% increase听

• Kaiser: 10% increase听

• Dental and Vision Plans: 0% increase听

In previous years,听high deductible听health plans were not covering their full cost, resulting in these plans being supplemented by other plan types. To address the imbalance鈥攁nd to limit potential migration from PPO plans into underpriced high鈥慸eductible options due to PPO premium increases鈥擳CSIG is adjusting premiums for high鈥慸eductible plans this year to stay on the course of the adjusting premiums over the two years.听

These cost adjustments will be incorporated into the听District鈥檚听expenditure assumptions for the FY 2026鈥�27 Tentative Budget, alongside other required adjustments such as step and column increases, collective bargaining requirements, rising pension costs, and inflationary pressures on subscriptions, software, services, and supplies.听

Additional听information about medical plan changes and the open enrollment process will be provided by Human Resources in the coming weeks.听

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Vision: Our vision is to empower our students and strengthen our communities by providing equitable, student-centered learning opportunities.

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