WVC Winter Quarter to Remain Online

Wenatchee Valley College announced Friday that it will continue to offer the majority of it's classes online for winter quarter due to safety concerns surrounding COVID-19.

According to the college, all lecture classes will be online, with the exception of a small number of approved, hands-on classes. Both WVC campuses will also remain closed to the public and to any students not attending the limited, in-person classes. Those who are on campus or are visiting campus are being asked to wear a mask or face covering, practice good hygiene, social distancing and to stay home is sick.

The residence hall will remain open to residents in a limited capacity, but social distancing has been implemented.

Community Relations Executive Director Libby Siebens said, "If students have any questions, or are trying to reach a staff member, one of the great ways to reach out is at Virtual Assistance. You can talk to a staff member live through Zoom video conferencing, and you can find that at wvc.edu/va."

WVC is hoping there can be more face-to-face instruction in the spring quarter, but college leadership will not make an announcement on that until 2021.