Westmoreland County Community College will offer its 5,000 students a mix of in-person classes, remote classes and online classes when it reopens Aug. 17, the school announced Friday.
The plan developed by college administrators is subject to change, depending on mandates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the state Department of Health, the college said.
Tuesday Stanley, WCCC president, could not be reached for conmment.
The college’s police academy will be held on-site, while Public Safety Training Center classes will be held off-site.
