Community college faculty are calling on the system’s leader to dismantle California’s new online community college to pay for the shift to remote learning at traditional campuses. The faculty leaders say the $120 million in state funds used to run Calbright College, the state’s fully online community college, would be better spent training faculty to shift to web-based instruction.

<p>Community college faculty are calling on the system&rsquo;s leader to dismantle California&rsquo;s new online community college to pay for the shift to remote learning at traditional campuses. The faculty leaders say the $120 million in state funds used to run Calbright College, the state&rsquo;s fully online community college, would be better spent training faculty to shift to web-based instruction.</p>