January 2023

Community Colleges

California Community Colleges Funding by Source

(Dollars in Millions Except Funding Per Student)

   2021-22 Revised  2022-23 Revised  2023-24 Proposed Change From 2022-23
  Amount Percent
Proposition 98          
General Fund $8,790 $8,713 $8,758 $45 0.5%
Local property tax 3,512 3,648 3,811 164 4.5
   Subtotals ($12,301) ($12,360) ($12,569) ($209) (1.7%)
Other State          
Other General Funda $653 $1,166 $963 -$203 -17.4%
Lottery 302 264 264 --b -0.1
Special funds 81 95 95 -- --
   Subtotals ($1,036) ($1,525) ($1,322) (-$203) (-13.3%)
Other Local          
Enrollment fees $409 $409 $411 $1 0.3%
Other local revenuec 2,821 2,845 2,867 22 0.8
   Subtotals ($3,230) ($3,255) ($3,278) ($23) (0.7%)
Federal          
Federal stimulus fundsd $2,648 -- -- -- --
Other federal funds 365 365 365 -- --
   Subtotals ($3,014) ($365) ($365) (--) (--)
Totals $19,581 $17,506 $17,535 $29 0.2%
FTE studentse 1,107,128 1,106,951 1,106,451 -500 0.0%f
Proposition 98 funding per FTE studente $11,111 $11,166 $11,360 $194 1.7%
           
a Includes $564 million in 2022-23 and $363 million in 2023-24 for student housing grants. This latter amount reflects the Governor's proposal to delay one-third of remaining funding until 2024-25, with each segment's remaining allotment adjusted accordingly.
b Difference of less than $500,000.    
c Primarily consists of revenue from student fees (other than enrollment fees), sales and services, and grants and contracts, as well as local debt-service payments.
d Consists of federal relief funds provided directly to colleges as well as allocated through state budget decisions.
e Reflects budgeted rather than actual FTE students. Actual FTE students are notably lower each year of the period, but certain budget provisions are insulating districts from associated funding declines.
f Reflects the net change after accounting for the proposed 0.5 percent systemwide enrollment growth together with all other enrollment adjustments.
FTE = full-time equivalent.