This document discusses accountability and the 1999 strategic and action plans for the Wyoming Community College System (WCCS). The primary WCCS goal for 2000-2004 is to assure coordinated, efficient, and effective operations of the community college system. Program 1 of the action plan is to provide effective credit instructional programs for Wyoming citizens. Program 1 has two objectives: (1) to deliver quality instruction by employing a highly qualified faculty, staff, and administration; and (2) to prepare students for transfer or the job market by providing equipment and technical support at each community college. In addition, to establish the status of the objectives, a common graduate, transfer, continuing student, and employer survey were developed over a two-year period. According to student self-assessments of their experiences at Wyoming's community colleges: (1) 91% of students who transferred to the University of Wyoming felt that their community college did an excellent job preparing them for further study at a four-year institution; (2) 70% of students consulted with an advisor regarding transfer while they were attending a community college; (3) 85% of students felt that their general knowledge and intellectual curiosity had been moderately or much improved at their community college; and (4) 79% of students were satisfied with cultural programs offered. (NB)