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  • Fall classes to resume on August 19

    Jun
    19

    A T-Bird announcement.

    Cloud County Community College will resume on-campus classes on August 19, and will finish the fall semester online following Thanksgiving break.

  • CCCC releases plan to move forward

    May
    15

    A T-Bird announcement.

    Interim Cloud County Community College President Amber Knoettgen and Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Success Pedro Leite released a plan Thursday outlining the college’s plan for the future.

  • CCCC makes decision to cancel Kid's College

    May
    07

    Kid's College cancelled.

    Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Cloud County Community College has made the decision to cancel this year’s Kid’s College.

  • CCCC offering reduced rate for summer courses

    May
    07

    The summer 2020 credit hour special.

    Cloud County Community College is maintaining its transition to online and remote course delivery through summer 2020, and will offer all students a discounted tuition rate during this term.

  • CCCC chemist creates hand sanitizer

    May
    04

    A photo of Dr. Abu Hossion.

    In an effort to assist the community, Dr. Abu Hossion, instructor in chemistry at Cloud County Community College, has created a local brand of hand sanitizer.

  • CCCC Board of Trustees to meet virtually

    Apr
    22

    A link to the Board of Trustees meeting.

    Cloud County Community College’s Board of Trustees will have their regular monthly meeting via Zoom meeting technology on Tuesday, April 28 at 5 p.m.

  • 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.

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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