Affordable housing applications far outpace supply
By Eileen Peck
Last week, Avalon Housing – the non-profit agency that works to end homelessness – announced that it had received nearly 7,000 timely applications for soon-to-be-completed...
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Enrollment changes may close dozens of colleges
By Eileen Peck
If you don’t understand why it is essential for community colleges to re-assess the monetary value of their programs, the researchers at the Federal Reserve...
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Four year schools try dual enrollment
By Eileen Peck
In another sign that competition for post-secondary students is heating up, Inside Higher Ed reports that four-year schools are experimenting with dual enrollment. Dual enrollment...
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CSU may follow EGCC’s dangerous path
By Eileen Peck
I have written often about Eastern Gateway Community College, formerly in Steubenville, OH. EGCC made history last month by becoming the only Ohio publicly funded...
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UT Higher Education Institutions Brace for Impact
By Eileen Peck
Utah’s Legislative Auditor General is telling the state’s publicly funded higher education institutions to get their figurative houses in order. A new report signals that...
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WCC loves the taxes, but not the taxpayers

WCC loves the taxes, but not the taxpayers

By Eileen Peck on November 15, 2019

Local taxpayers provide about half of Washtenaw Community College’s annual operating funds. It may seem like Washtenaw County is well off, but many county residents…