Regional Joint Ventures
College Sustained Projects
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Fiscal Agent:
BACCC
Budget:
$160,000
2025 - 2027
BACCC Netlab+ provides students with free, 24/7 access to networking labs, virtual machines, and course content, all through the browser, no hardware required. Established in 2015 through a Bay Area Regional Joint Venture, the platform supports instructors across disciplines including networking, cloud computing, and cybersecurity, with thousands of labs available to build or supplement curriculum.
Fiscal Agent:
BACCC
Budget:
$90,000
2025-2027
The Bay Area Summer CyberCamps program engages grades 8–14 students in hands-on cybersecurity learning through a network of 18+ college and school partners across the Bay Region. Offering Introductory, Intermediate, Advanced, and All-Female camp tracks, the program builds a pipeline of cybersecurity-ready students into community college ICT pathways while connecting college student camp technicians and teaching assistants with real workforce opportunities. The program also sustains a year-round Bay Area Cyber League competition structure that keeps students engaged beyond the summer.
Fiscal Agent:
Los Medanos College
Budget:
$120,000
2025 - 2027
The Public Safety Ongoing Investment RJV supports the 24 Bay Area community colleges that offer public safety programs across Administration of Justice, Fire Technology, Law Enforcement Academies, EMT, and Paramedic. Through Communities of Practice, the project brings together college programs, police and sheriff departments, fire agencies, public safety associations, and regulatory agencies to collaborate on shared challenges, best practices, and solutions to an ever-changing regulatory environment.
Fiscal Agent:
BACCC (Cabrillo College)
Budget:
$105,000
2025 - 2027
Launched through BACCC’s Regional Joint Venture Fund, the Academy brings together five Bay Area colleges to offer a unified, fully online curriculum in virtual production and digital media. This sustainability plan formalizes the RVPA’s transition from regional grant funding to a college sustained model, documents the governance structure that will carry the program forward, and establishes a framework for expanding the collaborative to additional colleges and replicating the model in new disciplines across the region.
Fiscal Agent:
Foothill College
Budget:
$841,000
2022 - 2025
Gladeo Bay Area is a regional career exploration and program discovery platform connecting K12 students, adult learners, and community college programs across all 28 BACCC colleges. Since launching in January 2023, the platform has reached 7,293 visitors. The project builds on this foundation by focusing on college recruitment, digital marketing tools, professional development, and platform maintenance to drive enrollment, expand K12 usage, and leverage other RJV investments.