The 2011 North Orange County Community College District Comprehensive Master Plan is NOCCCD’s long-term plan and, as such, projects its future until 2020.

Inside the Comprehensive Master Plan are the basic building blocks and big picture guidelines for planning and decision-making throughout the District for a ten year period. They include:

• An overall growth projection for the coming decade
• Growth projections for instruction, student services and support of learning areas
• Identification of challenges
• A plan for the addition or remodeling of facilities to support the District’s programs and services
• District Strategic Directions that serve as the basis for both the District-wide and campus Strategic Plans

Mid-Term Review and Update
After the passage of NOCCCD’s $574 million Measure J facilities bond measure in 2014, it became clear that in order to maximize the voter’s investment into our campuses, we would need to revisit not only our original facilities projects lists, but also the educational and demographic information that helped develop them. The Mid-Term Educational Master Plan Review and Update was designed to do just that. The purpose of the Review is multifold: to provide a current perspective for future space requirements specifically in instructional and support services facilities using Fall 2014 data; to provide a quantitative analysis of the current condition of each campus based on capacity for accommodating growth; and to provide the teaching and learning technology necessary for programmatic and student success. In addition, the Review addresses the unique branding and spatial circumstances of the Anaheim Campus, which is both the main learning facility for the School of Continuing Education students and the headquarters for District Services.