Victor Valley Community
College District
Student focus. Student success.
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SOME BASIC FACTS
Established in 1961
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Accredited by WASC
Total Enrollment
(2008-2009): 19,591
Full-Time Equivalent
Students (2008-2009):
10,070
SUPERINTENDENT/
PRESIDENT
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT/
EXEC VICE PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
ADMIN SERVICES
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VICE PRESIDENT
HUMAN RESOURCES
DISTRICT BOUNDARIES
 The District is located in the High desert region of California, approximately
90 miles northeast of Los Angeles and 35 miles north of San Bernardino.
 Encompassing approximately 2,200 square miles, the District serves nearly
385,000 people in one of largest geographical areas in the State.
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FACILITIES
Existing Infrastructure
 40 principal buildings
 710 rooms
 377,209 gross square feet of building space
 485,244 gross square feet of outside space
Future Developments ($297.5M general obligation bond)
 Public Safety Training Center—Educational complex in partnership
with Apple Valley Fire Protection District
 Workforce Development Job Training Center—Includes a Business
Academy and a Health Sciences Academy
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STAFFING
2006
400
373 379
350
2007
389
2008
300
250
200
209
227 216
150
135
136 132
100
14
50
14
12
0
Full-time faculty Part-time faculty
Administrators
Classified
Employees
 On average, VVCC employs nearly 750 individuals each year.
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ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
22,919
22,037
21,190
20,375
19,591
18,773
16,539
16,927
17,272
Funded FTES
Unduplicated Headcount
10,070
9,308
9,049
10,372
10,580
10,791
11,007
9,510
8,803
 Projected enrollments are depicted by boxes.
 In 5 years, VVCC will serve approximately 20% more students equating to nearly 23,000
students each year.
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PROGRAMS OF DISTINCTION
 “BRIDGE” PROGRAM—In an effort to improve student transition from high schools
to colleges and universities, area superintendents, board members, administrators,
principals, and other educational leaders created a program known as “Bridge.”
This program utilizes senior advisory teachers to instruct students on how to
navigate the college’s financial aid, placement, enrollment, and registration
processes.
 HIGH CALIBER NURSING PROGRAM—Consistently posts high retention rates
(88%), graduated 758 students over the last five years, and placement rates on the
National Council Licensure Examination-Registered Nursing (NCLEX-RN) have
consistently been above 85%.
 MODEL UNITED NATIONS—A competitive exercise that gives our students the
opportunity to represent countries through the world in problem-solving exercises.
For the last four years, VVCC students have been awarded the two top awards that
a delegation can receive at the annual conference in New York city.
 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER—Having completed a 20,563 square foot addition
to the Performing Arts Center, this venue continues to represent the cultural center
of the High Desert region.
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GRADUATES
Associate's Degrees
1200
Certificates
1000
800
1044
965
1028
795
600
683
663
400
200
0
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
 Annually, VVCC graduates approximately 1,000 students with an associate’s degree.
 On average, 714 VVCC students enter the High Desert workforce with an
occupational certificate each year.
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Victor Valley Community
College District
18422 Bear Valley Road
Victorville, California 92395
www.vvc.edu
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