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Nov 6 12:02 pm
  • LBCC

LBCC files court petition to bar trustee from meetings about misconduct investigation

Kelly Puente

LBCC alleges that trustee Sunny Zia has “repeatedly refused to recuse herself” from four closed sessions regarding an outside investigation into alleged misconduct by Zia and former LBCC President Reagan Romali.

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Nov 2 7:16 am
  • LBCC

‘I don’t take any of this for granted’: Homeless LBCC student finds housing through new program

Kelly Puente

LBCC estimates that roughly 10% of its students experience homelessness or housing insecurity, and many of those students are facing additional struggles in the pandemic.

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Oct 8 12:27 pm
  • LBCC

Long Beach City College sees 5% drop in fall enrollment as students struggle in pandemic

Kelly Puente

The number of low income students at Long Beach City College has dropped by 10% this semester.

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Aug 12 2:42 pm
  • November 2020 election

3 candidates file for open seat on LBCC board of trustees

Jason Ruiz

Herlinda Chico, who works as a field deputy for Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn; Dick Gaylord, a Belmont Shore-based realtor; and Lee Loveridge, a community college professor at Pierce College in Los Angeles are all vying to replace Otto, who has held the Area 4 seat since 2004.

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Jul 15 3:35 pm
  • cannabis

Long Beach City College to offer first cannabis industry class

Alena Maschke

From cultivation to retail, the eight-week class will cover all sectors of the industry, with sessions taught by local business owners.

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Jul 7 12:36 pm
  • online learning

Foreign students could face deportation as their colleges move online, ICE says

Stephanie Rivera

Students enrolled in online programs must either leave the country or take other measures like transferring to a school with in-person instruction “to remain in lawful status.”

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Jun 27 11:49 am
  • Port of Long Beach

LBCC’s maritime program now open for registration

Staff Reports

The classes cover the global logistics and supply chain industries; these classes generally require more education than a high school diploma, but less than a college degree.

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Apr 16 6:58 pm
  • LBCC

LBCC to hold virtual commencement and change transfer requirements

Jason Ruiz

A guide to changes at LBCC including what students can be refunded for and deadlines to withdraw from classes with no penalty.

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Apr 3 11:03 am
  • LBCC

Client numbers skyrocket at LBCC-based business support network

Brandon Richardson

The center typically receives 50 to 60 clients per month; now it is seeing that volume per day, officials said.

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Apr 3 10:17 am
  • LBCC

Opinion: Responding to COVID-19, LBCC replaces pencils and paper with laptops and Wi-Fi, but digital divide is a concern

Lou Anne Bynum

There are situations that will be out of our control, such as natural disasters or earthquakes that we experience on the West Coast. Our response to the COVID-19 is an incredible precursor to how we might be teaching and operating if we have to close down our campus due to unforeseen circumstances in the future.

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