
The president and chief executive of California’s first-ever statewide online community college announced her resignation on Monday. Heather Hiles was selected less than a year ago to lead Calbright College, the new, much-vaunted means for educating much of the state’s adult work force.
Hiles, an entrepreneur, had a four-year contract with the college, earning a base annual salary of $385,000. Former Gov. Jerry Brown had championed the virtual college, which sought to give adult students the flexibility to finish a degree or learn new job skills.
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