The Education Strategic Plan (ESP) Workgroup provides strategic guidance throughout the development of the College's Education Strategic Plan. During Fall 2026, the workgroup consisting of faculty, classified staff, administrators, and students, will collaborate with consultants from The RP Group to review data on environmental analyses pertaining to San Francisco and beyond, synthesized institutional data about CCSF, and stakeholder input summaries to help develop the ESP. In Spring 2027, through additional collaborative work during a February retreat, the workgroup will recommend Strategic Priorities that focus on improving student success, advancing equity, and strengthening program viability while supporting long-term fiscal and facilities sustainability. 

There will be many opportunities for the college community, and our partners, to provide input to our planning efforts. We will be hosting listening sessions during the semester (details forthcoming). We also have an input form — please take a few minutes to share your perspective and help guide CCSF's future.

Information and Engagement

City College of San Francisco is developing its next Education Strategic Plan (ESP) to guide the College's educational priorities for the years ahead. Whether you know CCSF well, have had limited experience with the College, or simply have a perspective on what San Francisco needs from its community college, we want to hear from you. Your input will help us understand CCSF's strengths, identify opportunities for the future, consider what the College should aspire to become, and shape how we understand what success means for our students and communities. The planning process begins with evidence and input—not predetermined answers. Perspectives gathered through this form will be considered alongside institutional data, research, and other community engagement as CCSF develops its future educational priorities. Please take a few minutes to share your perspective and help guide CCSF's future.

ESP Input Form

There will be multiple open forum listening sessions during the fall term, where any interested students, faculty, classified professionals, administrators, and members of the broader community are encouraged to attend.

LocationDate / Time 
Virtual, https://ccsf-edu.zoom.us/j/83819102538 Wednesday, 9/16/26, 3:00 - 4:30 pm

In person, Harry Britt Building (HBB), Room 140 

For this interactive session, room capacity is 75. Please register here. 

Monday, 10/5/26, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

In person, Evans Center, Room 227 A/B

For this interactive session, room capacity is 30. Please register here. 

Thursday, 10/8/26, 1:00 - 2:30 pm

In person, Chinatown North Beach Center, Room 402

For this interactive session, room capacity is 60. Please register here. 

Tuesday, 10/27/26, 2:30 - 4:00 pm

In person, John Adams Center, Room 109

For this interactive session, room capacity is 35. Please register here.

Monday, 11/9/26, 12:00 - 1:30 pm

In person, Mission Center, Room 109

For this interactive session, room capacity is 75. Please register here. 

Tuesday, 11/10/26, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Virtual, https://ccsf-edu.zoom.us/j/83819102538Thursday, 11/19/26, 6:00 - 7:30 pm

In addition, listening sessions will be held with stakeholder groups to inform the planning process. These groups include:

Internal Stakeholders

  • Students (including Associated Students)
  • Faculty (including Academic Senate)
  • Classified Professionals (including Classified Senate)
  • Administrators (including the Administrators Association)
  • Participatory Governance Council   
  • Other governance and advisory groups, as appropriate 

External Stakeholders

  • Community-based organizations 
  • K–12 educational partners 
  • University transfer partners 
  • Workforce and industry representatives 
  • Civic and community organizations 
  • Other community partners, as appropriate

 

Purpose

The Education Strategic Plan (ESP) Workgroup provides strategic guidance throughout the development of the College's Education Strategic Plan. Using an inclusive, evidence-informed planning process, the workgroup contributes its expertise and perspectives at each stage of ESP development. Stages include reviewing environmental analyses pertaining to San Francisco and beyond, synthesized institutional data about CCSF, and stakeholder input summaries. Workgroup deliverables include drafting and recommending long-term Strategic Priorities to serve as the central component of the ESP. The workgroup will also review and recommend companion components of the plan to contextualize the recommended Strategic Priorities and to provide a framework for integration and implementation. The ESP must focus on (1) improving student success, advancing equity, strengthening program viability with grounding in the principles of guided pathways, and (2) supporting long-term fiscal and facilities sustainability. Formal adoption of the Strategic Priorities, along with adoption of the ESP itself, will provide the foundation for the subsequent Facilities Master Plan and other integrated institutional planning efforts.

 Responsibilities 

  • Provide strategic guidance throughout development of the Education Strategic Plan. 
  • Contribute members' expertise, perspectives, and judgment to the planning process. 
  • Review and deliberate on consultant-prepared syntheses of key planning features including stakeholder engagement, institutional data, environmental scans, emerging themes, best practices, and strengths and gaps in existing College plans and planning documents. 1 
  • Identify planning opportunities, challenges, and strategic priorities based on evidence and deliberation. 
  • Review and provide feedback on draft plan components and recommend revisions, as appropriate. 
  • Consider facilities, space, technology, fiscal, and operational implications of proposed strategic priorities to support integrated institutional planning. 
  • Serve as a communication link between the planning process and constituent groups by sharing information and encouraging broad participation throughout the planning process. 
  • Recommend draft Strategic Priorities and a draft Education Strategic Plan through the College's shared governance processes.  

1College plans and planning documents include the following:

  • Student Equity Plan
  • Strategic Enrollment Management Plan 
  • Strong Workforce Program Plan 
  • San Francisco Adult Education Consortium Plan 
  • Adult Education Needs Assessment 
  • Student Affairs Action Plan 
  • Guided Pathways Scale of Adoption Assessment 
  • Action Plans submitted by all instructional departments, informed by program vitality data and are part of the College’s Comprehensive Program Review process 
  • Multi-year financial projections 
  • Space utilization analysis 
  • Technology Plan

Workgroup Membership

ClassificationNameStatus
AdministratorDavid YeeEnrollment Management chair, Workgroup co-chair
AdministratorAlberto VasquezFacilities chair, Workgroup co-chair
AdministratorFred TetiMember
ClassifiedJeffrey KellyMember
ClassifiedSusan BoeckmanMember
ClassifiedVacantMember
FacultyAlan D'SouzaMember
FacultyCraig KleinmanMember
FacultySteven BrownMember
FacultyAnna Lisa HelmyMember through collegial consultation
FacultyLillian Marrujo-DuckMember through collegial consultation
FacultyOlga GalvezMember through collegial consultation
StudentAngelica CamposMember
StudentHeather BrandtMember
StudentJennifer AllenMember
Support/ResourcePam MeryNon-voting
Support/ResourceJudy SetoNon-voting