San Diego Community College Students Return to Virtual Instruction for Fall Semester | Online Learning - NBC San Diego

While the majority of classes will be online, some with labs, for first responders and programs that require hands-on instruction will be held in person, writes Karla Rendon-Alvarez, Digital Media Producer at NBC San Diego. 

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Thousands of community college students in San Diego had their first day of school Monday via distance learning due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

“It is weird to walk across campus and it’s empty," Wes Lundburg, president of Miramar College, told NBC 7. "You know classes are happening, you know students are out there, you know the staff and faculty are all at work, but it’s empty. And it just feels strange.”

The majority of classes offered at San Diego City, Mesa and Miramar colleges will be held virtually during the fall semester, with the exception of some. Classes with technical labs, for first responders and programs that require hands-on instruction will still be held in person with health orders in mind...

San Diego Community College District officials announced in May that they intend to hold classes online for the fall semester.  
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Source: NBC San Diego