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Administrators are looking to make $10 million in cuts because of state budget shortfalls, and on Sept. 5 are slated to ask board members for approval of a school budget that would cut 578 classes. The teachers accuse of administrators of heavy handed policymaking including the proposal approved Wednesday to eliminate PCC winter session and another that would reduce senior teachers ability to earn extra pay by taking on additional classes that ignores their concerns. This week, a new group entered the fray. Eight PCC teachers calling themselves the Coalition of Progressive Faculty began circulating a petition demanding that union leaders a more collegial, collaborative and ethical communication style. concerned the union is not acting in the best interests of the entire faculty, performing arts professor Joshua Fleming, a member of the new group, told board members during Wednesday meeting. top of this, there seems to be a divisive and hostile campus [dialogue], which does not seem productive. wasn so much the content, but the timing of Fleming comments that appeared to provoke shouts from students in the audience, outbursts that ended with the arrest of a man who allegedly came to blows with a campus police officer. Board President Geoffrey Baum had allowed Fleming to speak during deliberations on the school schedule instead of at the beginning of the meeting, when the board allows 30 minutes for comments on topics outside the board agenda. Baum said he had misplaced and accidentally skipped over Fleming written request to speak earlier. Student activists said board members are sticklers about corralling student speakers into appropriate time slots that are too short to accommodate all requests. stop us all the time on points of order, said student Sarah Belknap. can fill out comment [request] cards until you are blue in the face, it doesn matter. who rallied students temporarily locked out of the meeting after the room reached capacity, accused board members of holding meetings at the off campus Community Education Center in a smaller room than its usual chambers to keep dissent at arm length. Peter Scheer, executive director of the Northern California based First Amendment Coalition, said California open meeting laws do not offer strict guidelines about room capacity or time limits on public comment. Officials discretion to manage the process, as long as they not acting unreasonably. One could argue it unreasonable if they knew in advance they weren going to have enough room [or] excluded people based on views they expected that group to have, but claims are difficult to prove, said Scheer. Meanwhile, the college decision to end the winter term may force movement in the frozen negotiations with PCC faculty, as the two sides have to iron out the plan together. Sociology professor Julie Kiotas, a member of the faculty union leadership team who spoke during Wednesday meeting, said cutting the winter term could hurt students who need to earn credits in time for fall transfer deadlines. Union leaders have said the college could preserve more of the 578 classes it may cut by dipping deeper into reserves and deferring spending on buildings and equipment. Administrators say the school has used millions of dollars in reserves to subsidize thousands of classes the state does not cover in recent years, and that with the $10 million budget shortfall and the threat of even more cuts looming, it must reduce costs. PCC interim Vice President of Instruction Robert Bell said at the meeting that the new calendar would not keep students from finishing on time. He said by advancing the start of the spring semester to January and expanding the summer term, students will see a greater selection of courses throughout the year.
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