All Plans, Policies, and Procedures

The NOCCCD Budget Allocation Handbook provides a detailed description of the process used by the District to allocate resources.

Developed collaboratively with a vibrant and engaged three-campus community, the purpose of the Comprehensive Master Plan is to guide the District through 2030, and serve as the measuring stick by which future educational programs and facilities investments will be evaluated.

In order to comply with the Student Attendance Accounting Manual, to reduce the possibility of audit findings and to maximize FTES generation, it is crucial that courses are scheduled correctly and adhere to state attendance regulations. To assist faculty coordinators, deans and inputters in this task, a Course Scheduling Manual was developed in 2013 as the District moved to the 16-week condensed calendar.

Institutional data are valuable resources and are the basis for local, state, and federal programmatic and funding decisions. Having accurate data is essential to decision-making and institutional effectiveness. As a District, one of our goals is to increase the use of data in decision making. That goal cannot be achieved without attention to and work on improving data accuracy and integrity.

The purpose of this resource manual is to describe how decisions are made in the North Orange County Community College District. It has been developed with the goal of improving communication and trust across NOCCCD. These decision-making processes reflect the mechanisms by which NOCCCD ensures that there are opportunities for meaningful collaboration and that the voices of the constituent groups are heard in making decisions.

NOCCCD adopted a contemporary approach to develop its District-wide Strategic Plan to shift from a rigid approach to planning to a more flexible and adaptable guide focused by our values, beliefs, and sense of purpose.

NOCCCD's grant and resource development process from pre-award application development through post-award management.

The purpose of the North Orange County Community College District Integrated Planning Manual is to guide institutional planning District-wide. The processes described in this document identify the ways that constituent groups participate in, and contribute to, District-wide long-term and short-term planning and how the planning processes are linked to one another.

Management Information System (MIS) Data is used to calculate District funding allocations, monitor trends in student and employee outcomes, and to fulfill federal and state reporting requirements.

These documents provide you with a comprehensive overview of the procedures and guidelines designed to ensure that research activities within the District are conducted with the highest standards of integrity and effectiveness.