Niagara College Says On Campus Classes Will Go As Scheduled

Thursday, 14 January 2021 14:59

By Tami Jeanneret

Niagara College issuing a statement on stay at home order and its impact on the start of semester.

College officials say at this time, they do not anticipate the provincial declaration will impact current on campus classes, labs or operations.

The college points out the stay at home directive allows for travel to essential work and to school.

As a result campus classes or labs that are currently underway or scheduled to start January 25th will move forward as planned.

Class sizes will continue to be capped at 10 students.

The school adding access to its campuses will continue to be controlled and limited to those pre approved to be there.

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