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  • Cloud County Community College halting face-to-face courses

    Mar
    17

    An update on the COVID-19 virus.

    Cloud County Community College, working to assist local agencies in mitigating the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), continues to monitor the latest information in an effort to support the well-being of students, employees and the community. Effective Monday, March 23, Cloud County Community College will transition from face-to-face courses to online instruction for the remainder of the semester.

  • Cloud County Community College to extend spring break

    Mar
    13

    An update on the COVID-19 virus.

    Cloud County Community College continues to vigilantly monitor the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and closely follow updates from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as well as local, regional and state public health officials. The health and safety of students, faculty and staff is the College’s highest priority in support of students’ academic success. To this end, Cloud County Community College has extended its spring break for an additional week through Sunday, March 22. This extension of spring break applies to students only and specifically to students residing in residential housing and/or taking face-to-face classes. This extension does not apply to students enrolled in online courses.

  • Cloud County Community College to remain open

    Mar
    12

    An update on the COVID-19 virus.

    Today, the Kansas Association of Community Colleges (KACC) met with the leadership of Kansas community colleges to discuss the COVID-19 situation.

  • CCCC offering adult education, GED classes in March

    Mar
    02

    Courses to be offered in the Adult Education program.

    Cloud County Community College will be offering adult education and GED classes in March in Concordia, Junction City and Clay Center.

  • Cook Series presenter to explore women’s suffrage in Kansas

    Feb
    20

    The logo for the CCCC Cook Series.

    As part of Cloud County Community College’s Cook Series, and in celebration of Women’s History Month and the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th, Diane Eichoff will present “The Long Road to Women’s Suffrage in Kansas,” On Wednesday, March 4. The event will be in Cloud County Community College’s Cook Theatre at 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.

  • Cloud County earns 2020-2021 Military Friendly® School designation

    Feb
    11

    A badge signifying Cloud County is a military friendly school.

    Cloud County Community College announced today that it has earned the 2020-2021 Military Friendly® School designation.

  • CCCC announces homecoming candidates

    Feb
    04

    Homeoming 2020 logo.

    Cloud County Community College’s 2020 homecoming queen and king will be crowned on Saturday, Feb. 8, between the men’s and women’s basketball games.

  • Events to celebrate Black History Month

    Feb
    03

    Celebrating Black History Month in February.

    To celebrate Black History Month, Cloud County Community College will be host to a four-night series starting on Thursday, Feb. 6.

  • Dane Hansen Foundation establishes CCCC nursing scholarship fund

    Jan
    30

    A scholarship award announcement.

    The Dane G. Hansen Foundation recently established a $100,000 medical scholarship fund with Cloud County Community College’s Nursing Department.

  • High school students to perform at Youth for Music

    Jan
    30

    Youth for Music is February 8.

    High school students from area high schools will perform at the 50th annual Youth for Music event on Saturday, Feb. 8.

Locations

  Concordia Campus

2221 Campus Drive
Concordia, KS 66901

  Geary County Campus

631 Caroline Ave.
Junction City, KS 66441

  800-729-5101

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