Chabot’s Guided Pathways Process
The CCCCO Funding supports a 5-Year Phased Process that is ongoing, iterative, flexible. It
involves an ongoing cycle of Inquiry, Design, and Implementation.
Why 5 Years & What to Expect
From the California Community College Chancellor’s Office FAQ:
“National research on colleges who have implemented Guided Pathways shows that it generally takes four to five years for an institution to implement the model because it requires a comprehensive and transformative institutional commitment. Typically, the first year involves high-level planning and communicating vision and goals for change. The second year involves setting the foundation for implementation and change. The third year involves large-scale implementation including policy and procedural reform. In the fourth year, implementation is refined and expanded upon, and in the fifth year, processes for evaluation and improvement are determined to inform future efforts and refinement.”
Read all the FAQ at the CCCCO FAQ webpage.
What Does Guided Pathways “Chabot Style” Look Like?
- Organic
- Transparent
- Inclusive
- Student voice and engagement – all students
- Open to possibility
- Multiple entry points to engage
- Honoring people’s time
- Building trust and positive intent
- Honoring our Shared Governance structure and process
- Balancing 5-year process with making ongoing progress
Where are we now?
Phase Number | Academic Year | Notes |
---|---|---|
PHASE I | 2018-2019 |
Year 1 Priorities:
Planning Documents:
|
PHASE II | 2019-2020 |
Year 2 Commitments:
Planning Documents: |
PHASE III | 2020-2021 | |
PHASE IV | 2021-2022 | |
PHASE V | 2022-2023 |