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Number of Full and Part-Time Employees on July 1st

 
Classification 2007 2008
 2009 2010 2011
FT Admin 13
 11
 11
 12
 12
PT Admin 0
 0 0 0 0
FT Prof Support 50
 62
 61
 54
 49
PT Prof Support 6
 7
 4
 5
 5
FT Classified 24
 24 24 25 25
PT Classified 19
 16
 17
 15 15
FT Faculty 40
 34
 33
 32 34
TOTAL 152
 154
 150 143
 140

Total Operating Budget for SRC for FY 2011: $15.7 million

Locations:

Canton Campus
23235 N. County Highway 22
Canton, IL 61520		 Canton Outreach Center
45 E Side ​Sq. #302
Canton, IL 61520		 Havana Center
324 E. Randolph
Havana, IL 62644
Macomb Campus
208 S. Johnson St.
Macomb, IL 61455		 Macomb Outreach Center
2500 E. Jackson
Macomb, IL 61455		 Rushville Center
706 Maple Ave.
Rushville, IL 62681
 
 

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 Facts and Information Sheet

 
 

 Annual Financial Reports

 

​Spoon River College is audited on an annual basis in accordance with The Public Community College Act and OMB-Circular A-133 (Audits of States, Local Governments and Non-profit Organizations)
 

 Facts About SRC

 

Spoon River College was founded in 1959 as Canton Community College and was reorganized in 1968 as Spoon River College.

Spoon River College serves 4,300 credit students per year in a 1,566 square miles area including portions of Fulton, McDonough, Mason, Schuyler and Knox counties.

  • Tax Information
    • 2008 Assessed Valuation $733 million
    • 2008 Taxes Levied $3.75 million​
    • 2008 Tax Rate .5121 per $100 EAV
  • Enrollment Statistics (2008-2009)
    • 4,366 credit students per year
    • 1,812 non-credit students per year
  • The College awarded 398 certificates and degrees in 2008-2009
  • The College draws the majority of its students from: Fulton County; McDonough County; Mason County; Schuyler County.
  • The college employs 36 full-time faculty and approximately 139 part-time faculty.
  • Spoon River College and the SRC Foundation provide financial assistance to over 100 students each year through grants, loans, student work study programs, and scholarships.
  • The Office of Community Outreach provides customized training for numerous businesses throughout the district each year. Since 2000, thousands of individuals have received individualized workforce training either through the WorkKeys program, customized training, and professional certification programs.
  • Over $3.5 million per year in financial aid brought into the district.
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