Your health and safety are our top priorities. This situation is fluid, and we are working in lock step with the City of Chicago and the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) to develop plans for multiple response scenarios related to coronavirus. Thank you for your flexibility and cooperation during this time.
Monday, March 23 - Monday, April 20
Classes resume with most to be offered remotely.
No classes will be held in-person through April 20th. No student services will be offered in-person through April 20th.
With the exception of classes on pause, which can be found here, classes will be delivered remotely online. For classes on pause, an instructor will reach out to you with more information.
Adult education classes (GED, ESL, adult basic education) are on pause, per the Illinois Community College Board, and will resume as distance learning the week of April 13th.
Most student services will be available remotely online, with more information to come.
April 6 – April 12
Spring Break
Spring Break will be held as originally scheduled.
April 6 – April 12
April 13 (Week of)
Adult Education Classes Resume Via Distance Learning
City Colleges of Chicago Adult Education classes that were paused due to COVID-19 will restart on the week of Monday, April 13 as distance-learning classes.
Distance-learning classes means that students do not come to the college campus. Instead of coming to the college campus, students are able to continue with their class by connecting with their instructor through online learning systems (Brightspace and Zoom), email, and phone calls.
If an Adult Education student needs support accessing a laptop (Chromebook), City Colleges of Chicago will loan this technology to Adult Education students so they can participate in their Adult Education classes from their homes. Please click on the link below as soon as possible to request any needed equipment: https://apps.ccc.edu/LoanerLaptop/login
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Las clases de educación de adultos de los Colegios Comunitarios de Chicago que fueron pausadas debido al COVID-19 se reiniciarán el lunes 13 de abril como clases de aprendizaje a distancia
Con las clases de aprendizaje a distancia los estudiantes no tienen que asistir a las instalaciones físicas del college o institución al que pertenecen. Los estudiantes pueden continuar con su clases conectándose con su instructor a través de sistemas de aprendizaje en línea (por medio de las plataformas de Brightspace y Zoom), correo electrónico y llamadas telefónicas.
APOYO TECNOLÓGICO
Si un estudiante de Educación de Adultos necesita ayuda para acceder a una computadora portátil (Chromebook), Los Colegios Comunitarios de Chicago tienen un servicio de préstamo de equipos para los estudiantes que necesiten acceder a las clases virtuales desde sus hogares. Haga clic en el siguiente enlace lo antes posible para solicitar cualquier equipo que sea necesario:
List of Classes on Pause
The list of credit classes on pause is found here. An instructor will be in touch with students in these classes on next steps.
Adult education classes (GED, ESL, adult basic education) classes are on pause, and will resume as distance learning April 13th.
List of Classes on Pause
Frequently Asked Questions
What is COVID-19?
COVID-19 can cause mild to severe respiratory illness. The virus appears to be transmitted through person-to-person contact and health authorities expect more cases may occur in Chicago and the United States. Practicing basic hygiene such as washing your hands regularly with soap is the best way to stop the transmission of the virus.
What is the guidance from the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH)?
Practice good hygiene.
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Washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds is best.
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Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
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Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
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Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash and wash your hands.
- Practice social distancing whenever possible.
What should I do if I’m worried about my own health?
What is City Colleges doing to keep spaces clean?
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Surfaces in cafeterias/lunch rooms, washrooms and high touch areas
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Common area surfaces, such as door handles, elevator call buttons, conference room tables, chairs in the lobbies, and other common area surfaces
Guidance for Travel