Students took virtual hikes, participated in video obstacle courses, designed cabins via Minecraft, and more.
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LVC announces adjusted fall 2020 academic schedule
Lebanon Valley College has released more details on its return to campus for the fall 2020 semester.
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HACC to launch online-only contact tracer training program
The fully-remote program lasts for four weeks and the first session starts on June 8.
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Lebanon Catholic alumni reminisce following school closure: ‘It was a family’
Declining enrollment was a major factor in the decision to close Lebanon Catholic, but its size was also a defining aspect of students’ experience.
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Local school administrators ‘wary’ of new state subsidies
Gov. Tom Wolf announced May 13 that Pennsylvania will receive a one-time grant of federal emergency funds totaling $523.8 million to help schools cope with costs associated with COVID-19.
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LCCTC students create digital billboards to celebrate National Nurses Week
Three Lebanon County Career & Technology Center seniors have digital billboards displayed on West Cumberland Street.
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Student Views: The personal impact of COVID-19 for one Palmyra senior
Palmyra senior Jess St. Clair writes about the pain of missing her grandpa’s final moments, unable to visit him due to COVID-19.
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LVC planning for in-person fall 2020
Lebanon Valley President Lewis E. Thayne announced Wednesday, May 6, that the college plans to have students return to campus for an in-person start to the fall 2020 semester.
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Student Views: How the coronavirus has affected ELCO students
Janet Keens’ senior year at ELCO was filled with countless surprises from the start.
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Student Views: What A-C students are doing during the coronavirus
Some may say it has been the longest six weeks of their lives. Others, like Annville-Cleona senior MaKenna Kline, have found ways to make the time go by quickly.
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Lebanon Catholic community holds socially distant ‘gathering of support’
Following the closure of Lebanon Catholic School, alumni, teachers, students and their family members attended a socially distant gathering on Saturday, May 2 to show their support for the school.
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PASD scrambles to cut budget in wake of COVID-19 financial impact
Palmyra Area School District stands to lose over $2 million due to fallout from COVID-19.
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Eastern Lebanon teachers organize virtual Autism Acceptance day
The event was originally scheduled for early April. ELCO teachers are making sure it isn’t missed.
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Digital adjustments ongoing at schools; some students still lack virtual access
Some students are “flourishing in the online environment,” while others are not able to connect to online classrooms from their homes.
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How is LVC adapting to COVID-19 changes?
Lebanon Valley College students and faculty are adapting to the new changes and structure of remote learning.
