Board of Education

2025 – 2026 Board Goals 

1)  Board Self-Evaluation Aligned with Strategic Priority 3: Strengthen Our Reputation By March 2026, the Board of Education will conduct a comprehensive 360-degree evaluation of its performance, gathering input from board members, college leadership, faculty/staff, and community stakeholders. The Board will review the results and prepare a summary report to inform continuous improvement and strengthen governance practices.   2) Institutional Effectiveness Aligned with Strategic Priority 4: Increase Organizational Effectiveness Each quarter, during a regularly scheduled board meeting, the Board of Education will review the College’s Strategic Plan Scorecard and Institutional Effectiveness Dashboard, ensuring progress and alignment with the College’s mission, strategic priorities, and accreditation standards. 3)  Board Communication Training Aligned with Strategic Priority 4: Increase Organizational Effectiveness Prior to January 2026, the Board of Education will participate in an interactive Microsoft Outlook (mail and calendar) training session led by Tom Ank, designed to strengthen communication practices, improve meeting coordination, and enhance the effective use of digital tools.

Public Meetings Law 

Effective October 1, 2024, the Oregon Government Ethics Commission is responsible for 
enforcing violations of public meeting law. If you feel there has been a violation of public meeting law, you must submit a written grievance to the Board of Education within 30 days of the meeting at which the alleged violation occurred. Please submit written grievances to Felicity Green, Executive Coordinator to the President and Board of Education at fgreen@clatsopcc.edu or by mail at 1651 Lexington Ave., Astoria, OR 97103. Written grievances may also be submitted in person between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday in Towler Hall, Room 205. For more information, please refer to the Oregon Government Ethics Commission.