Perkins
The Career Education and Workforce Development Department manages the SDCCD annual Perkins funds – the leading national funding available for career and technical education programs with the express goal of providing individuals with the academic and technical knowledge and skills they need to prepare for careers in current or emerging employment sectors.
This page provides resources for San Diego City, Mesa, Miramar, and Continuing Education regarding Perkins funding.
Annual Summary REPORTS
High level summaries of the use of Career Education designated Perkins Funds:
- 2020-2021 Perkins Report - coming soon
- 2019-2020 Perkins Report
- 2018-2019 Perkins Report
PERKINS V
- SDCCD Handbook for Perkins V - Last updated January 2021
- Districtwide Stakeholder Engagement Model
Worksheets & Guides
- CLNA Process (for the 2022-2024 CLNA - due Spring 2022)
- Districtwide CLNA Reporting Guide
- Districtwide CLNA Worksheet Packet:
- Districtwide Stakeholder Engagement Model
- Career Education Data, Reports, and Resources Page
- San Diego & Imperial Community Colleges Career Education Perkins V Comprehensive Needs Assessment: Consulation Report - avaiable from COE in January 2022
- 2020-2022 CLNA:
- Application:
- Application Deadlines for the 2022-2023 Application
- 2020-21 Application Components Summary for the 2022-2023 Application
- Student Success Metrics List
- Local Application Narrative Responses Worksheet
- Program TOP Code Worksheet
- Across Program Worksheet
- Requirements for Uses of Funds Reference Guide
- Permissive Uses Reference Guide
- Perkins V Required Uses Annual Worksheet
- Quarterly Reporting
- Quarterly Reporting Worksheet (pdf) - Word Version - quarterly worksheet includes required narrative questions for NOVA reporting (progress on core indicators)
- In addition to the quarterly reporting worksheet, each institution provides quarterly activity notes for each program funded through perkins. These will be held on file for audit purposes. No required format.
- Travel
- Out of State Travel Request Form - includes the list of States we are unable to spend Perkins funds on
- Final Report
- Final Narrative Response for Accomplishments and Outcomes by Core Indicator (based on 2021 Final Report)
- Program Outcomes Summary - by TOP code
Reference
- Perkins V Core Indicators
- Past Core Indicators
- Perkins V Allowable & Unallowable Expenditures Chart
- CCCCO Perkins V Website
- Perkins V Act
- Comparison of Perkins IV and Perkins V - ACTE Resource
- ACTE Perkins Site
- ACTE Local Needs Assessment Guide
- State's CLNA recommended questions to ask (distributed by CCCCO fall 2021)
- NOVA
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Contacts
Local Perkins funds are determined through institutional program review and Perkins application procedures. Please contact your institutional Perkins lead for details:
- San Diego City College: Dean Rose LaMuraglia
- San Diego Mesa College: Dean Tina Recalde
- San Diego Miramar College: Dean Jesse Lopez
- San Diego Continuing Education: Dean Cassandra Storey