SF Examiner reports that the ACCJC defends its decision adamantly.

SF Examiner reports that the ACCJC is still standing by termination.  It turns out that documents filed by the ACCJC in a court case show that they exceeded the recommendations of the visiting team.  The article states:

The commission that voted to strip City College of San Francisco of its accreditation last summer is defending its decision to exceed an evaluation team's recommendation in 2012 to only place the school on probation, according to recently revealed court documents.
It remains unclear what impact -- if any -- the disclosure of the previously confidential information could have on the still open and accredited CCSF.
The document was filed in San Francisco Superior Court on Aug. 11 by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges as part of a lawsuit from the City Attorney's Office alleging that the commission treated CCSF unfairly in its accreditation review process. It was first reported by the Los Angeles Times on Friday.