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Local colleges returns to class for fall semester

MC, OC and UTPB all resumed classes on August 24.
Credit: KWES

While elementary and secondary school has been back in session for at least a week, college classes are starting to return as well.

Midland and Odessa College, as well as UTPB, began their fall semesters on August 24.

These institutions are utilizing both in-person and virtual classes to help keep students and teachers safe.

For those attending in-person classes, masks are required inside classrooms and other common areas, and students are properly spaced out inside each class.

At OC, staff were waiting to welcome Wranglers back to campus with goodies

The Odessa College 30 for 30 Fitness Challenge is back for a whole n... ew month of fitness, fun, and prizes. You can participate, and win, from anywhere in United States! Register for FREE: www.WranglerSports.com/30For30 The challenge starts September 1, 2020.

At Midland College, campus police shared messages of encouragement and student athletes were welcomed the day before with the athletic department orientation.

Chief of Police Richard McKee welcomes everyone to the start of the Fall 2020 semester.

Posted by Midland College on Monday, August 24, 2020

UTPB announced its partnership with Campus Clear for a free app to help monitor students and staff and how they are feeling as they move into the fall semester.

UTPB has partnered with Campus Clear to help all students, faculty and staff monitor how they're feeling daily. Watch the video to learn how it works and don't forget to download the free app! #FalconsUp

Posted by UTPB - The University of Texas Permian Basin on Sunday, August 23, 2020

For more information on each campus's back to school procedures and schedule, you can visit their website.

Midland College | Odessa College | UTPB

   

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