Students attending Coast Community College District schools won’t have to worry about parking passes or commuting to class, at least for the foreseeable future, as district officials recently announced distance learning will continue through spring semester.
With distributed campuses in Southern California, Coastline College’s Cybersecurity program offers an Associate of Science degree, in addition to several certificates. Coastline’s Cybersecurity program helps students develop a unique skill set in the information technology field with critical thinking and investigative techniques. Recognized by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security since 2014 for its strong cybersecurity program, Coastline is a Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education.
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Water in the College Center building will be shut off on Tuesday, September 8th from 9am until noon as work on the demolition of the bookstore continues. This is part of the 2 month remodeling project. As a reminder, access to the front lobby door will be limited to egress (exiting) only from the building in case of an emergency. Any staff or faculty entering or exiting the building for usual daily activities should utilize the rear door (the door facing the Annex building). In addition, the College Center East door will no longer be available. Any activities like food pantry or laptop pickups that normally occur out of the front of the building will need to occur at the rear door or patio of the College Center. The ATM has been removed by Schools First and the electric car charging stations have been relocated to the west side of the building.
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The Coast Community College District is pleased that federal authorities have announced their intention to undo a policy change by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that would have required international students to attend in-person classes in order to remain in the country. The Coast District Board of Trustees had joined with colleges and universities across the country in an amicus brief supporting a lawsuit to block the in-person requirement.
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Due to the continued threat of COVID-19, colleges and universities still face unprecedented changes in methods of instruction for the upcoming Fall 2020 academic year. In the past few months, many educational institutions have transitioned most of their courses online and are continuing this new path forward by employing a more comprehensive digital learning environment.
Coastline College announces that most of its classes will remain online for the fall 2020 semester, due to the continued threat of COVID-19. Colleges and universities still face unprecedented changes in methods of instruction as institutions of higher learning develop a new path forward in education. Coastline College however, for over 40 years, has provided high quality educational opportunities where its students live and work while providing outstanding support for those students at a distance - 80% of which are online. Coastline College has long been recognized to effectively deliver innovative hybrid and online instruction while employing a digital learning environment. This fall Coastline is taking that innovation a step further:
Hints of Patricia McKeon’s interest in helping others were evident during her 15-year stint as a house cleaner. As she moved through the houses, dusting and mopping, she listened to a variety of radio psychologists on her headset.