This report provides enrollment information for Washington community and technical colleges during fall quarter 2000. It also presents information about student demographics, programs and student characteristics, state-supported course enrollment, contract-supported course enrollment, and staff. Highlights include: (1) Washington's community and technical colleges served 252,378 individuals in fall 2000, compared with 250,463 in fall 1999; (2) Washington's community and technical colleges served 146,511 FTEs (full-time equivalent students) in fall 2000, an increase of 2.3 percent over fall 1999; (3) state funding combined with tuition charges supported 81 percent of the FTEs; (4) forty-seven percent of state-supported FTEs were generated by students enrolled for workforce training purposes, 39 percent by students preparing for transfer, 9 percent by students with a final goal of literacy or English as a Second Language skills, and 5 percent by students enrolled for parenting classes or unspecified purposes; (5) full-time faculty provided 57.1 percent of all instruction in fall 2000, compared with 57.5 percent in fall 1999; (6) the proportion of the student population that was female (57% of those reporting gender) was higher than the proportion of females in the state's population; and (7) the ethnic composition of the student population in fall 2000 (26% students of color) was more diverse than that of the state as a whole. (JA)