CARES/HEERF/ARP Emergency Aid to Students
Total Aid Distributed by Term (as of 12/31/2021)
| |
Moreno Valley College |
Norco College |
Riverside City College |
Total
RCCD |
| CARES |
$1,840,922 |
$1,761,528 |
$5,415,766 |
$9,018,216 |
| HEERF |
$1,840,922 |
$1,761,528 |
$5,415,766 |
$9,018,216 |
| ARP |
$8,442,171 |
$7,522,818 |
$21,868,143 |
$37,833,132 |
| Total Amount of Funding Received |
$12,124,015 |
$11,045,874 |
$32,699,675 |
$55,869,564 |
|
Estimated Total Eligible Students (based on Spring 2020 enrollment)
|
8,730
|
10,121 |
19,193 |
38,044 |
| |
|
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|
|
| Prior Reporting Periods |
Number of Students Who Received Aid |
Amount of Aid Dispersed |
Number of Students Who Received Aid |
Amount of Aid Dispersed |
Number of Students Who Received Aid
|
Amount of Aid Dispersed |
Number of Students Who Received Aid |
Amount of Aid Dispersed |
| Aid Distributed Spring 2020 & Summer 2020 |
1,520
|
$760,000 |
1,620
|
$810,000 |
5,423
|
$2,711,500 |
8,563
|
$4,281,500 |
| Aid Distributed Fall 2020 |
1,287
|
$643,500 |
1,323 |
$661,500 |
4,405 |
$2,202,500 |
7,015 |
$3,507,500 |
| Aid Distributed Winter 2021 |
783
|
$717,500 |
918 |
$831,000 |
2,926 |
$2,633,500 |
4,627 |
$4,182,000 |
| Aid Distributed Spring 2021 |
951
|
$475,500 |
934 |
$467,000 |
3,406 |
$1,703,000 |
5,291 |
$2,645,500 |
| Aid Distributed Summer 2021 |
1,016 |
$508,000 |
937 |
$468,500 |
3,189 |
$1,594,500 |
5,142 |
$2,571,000 |
| Total Aid Distributed as of June 2021 |
5,557 |
$3,104,500 |
5,732 |
$3,238,000 |
19,349 |
$10,845,000 |
30,638 |
$17,187,500 |
| Remaining Funds as of Sept 30, 2021 |
$9,019,515 |
$7,807,874 |
$21,845,675 |
$38,682,064 |
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| Current Reporting Period |
Number of Students Who Received Aid
|
Amount of Aid Dispersed |
Number of Students Who Received Aid |
Amount of Aid Dispersed |
Number of Students Who Received Aid |
Amount of Aid Dispersed |
Number of Students Who Received Aid |
Amount of Aid Dispersed |
| Aid Distributed Fall 2021 (between Oct 1, 2021 & Dec 31, 2021) |
2,970
|
$3,006,100 |
2,848 |
$2,721,200 |
10,321 |
$10,750,900 |
16,139 |
$16,478,200 |
| Total Aid Distributed as of December 31, 2021 |
8,527 |
$6,110,600
|
8,580
|
$5,959,200
|
29,670
|
$21,595,900
|
46,777
|
$33,665,700 |
| Remaining Funds as of December 31, 2021 |
$6,013,415 |
$5,086,674 |
$11,103,775 |
$22,203,864 |
Notes:
Award amount increased from $500 per award to a variable amount ranging from $800
to $1,500 depending on unit count and instruction type
Student count is duplicated as eligible students may receive aid each term.
Eligibility
Any student enrolled at an RCCD college at any time since the start of the pandemic
in March 2020 is eligible to apply for emergency aid. Students with the greatest financial
need are given priority; however, students do not need to be eligible for federal
financial aid to qualify. Any student, regardless of citizenship, income, and enrollment
status, including undocumented and international students, may complete and submit
an application. The application requires that students describe how the pandemic has
disrupted their lives, including, and most particularly the financial challenges that
students and their families have faced and how they have struggled to make ends meet.
Grant Distribution Information
A RCCD task force in consultation with student representatives determined how CARE
Act funds will be distributed based on Department of Education eligibility criteria
and need. The application – along with a scoring rubric (see below) – will guide the
task force in determining awards. Only students who submit an application and demonstrate
a COVID-19 related need will be eligible for monies. Funds are limited.
Funding Scoring Rubric
Based on Student Records* (Category Total Points Possible: 9)
- Pell Eligible (2 points)
- California Promise Program Eligible (1 point)
- EOPS (1 point)
- Foster Youth (1 point)
- Veteran (1 point)
- Documented Disability (1 point)
- CalWORKs (1 point)
- First Generation (1 point)
*This information is currently being compiled by the District IE Team and IT using
Spring 2020 data
Based on Application Answers (Category Total Points Possible: 13)
- Reduction in work hours due to COVID 19
- Student (1 point)
- Family Member(s) (1 point)
- Laid off due to COVID-19
- Student (1 point)
- Family Member(s) (1 point)
- Food Insecurity / Hunger (1 point)
- Housing Insecurity / Homelessness (1 point)
- Food Cost (1 point)
- Housing Cost (1 point)
- Technology Expenses (1 point)
- Health Care/Medical Expenses (1 point)
- Child Care Expenses (1 point)
- Transportation Expenses (1 point)
- Other (1 point)
Total Points Possible: 22
