This was sent to students in an email on Tuesday, April 7, 2020. Last week, we told you there would be some changes to Summer 2020 courses that start on May 4 (Summer A/AE). These changes to summer classes have been completed and you can now see the updated Summer 2020 course schedule in the…
This message was sent to all students on April 2, 2020, from Dr. Wymer, LSSC VP for Academic Affairs. Students, Thank you for your continued patience and flexibility as we moved all spring instruction to remote delivery and are making decisions about the Summer 2020 schedule. Many of you have asked questions about summer courses,…
Lake-Sumter State College is continuing to focus on quality instruction and academic integrity as the impacts from COVID-19 require modifications to teaching methods and service offerings. “I am humbled and astonished by the efforts of our dedicated faculty and staff,” said Dr. Stan Sidor, President of Lake-Sumter State College. “Over the last two weeks, they…
This message was sent to the entire Lakehawk community on March 27, 2020. Dear LSSC student, faculty, staff, and community partners, As a college community, we are facing unprecedented challenges that we could never have predicted even a few months ago. Over the next few months, we will face significant disruptions—both as a college community…
The following message was sent to all Lake-Sumter State College students on March 26, 2020. This week, we have all been adjusting to the challenges that come with moving courses to remote learning and offering our campus services virtually. Despite these challenging times, your College faculty & staff have remained committed to supporting academically and…
Based on current public health recommendations and guidance from the State of Florida, the Lake-Sumter State College Board of Trustees has canceled the March 25, 2020, workshop and meeting. Future meetings will be noticed pursuant to Florida Statutes section 286.011 and published to www.lssc.edu/publicmeetings.
Earlier today, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced additional decisions in the response to COVID-19 impacting the Florida College System, including moving all courses to remote delivery for the remainder of the semester. Remote learning for our courses will begin as scheduled after spring break, beginning March 23. Dual enrollment students are also expected to continue their…
Out of an abundance of caution and based on current public health recommendations, Lake-Sumter State College is implementing the following measures to reduce the risk of exposure for our community amid the COVID-19 outbreak. “The College’s top priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff,” said Dr. Stan Sidor,…
Continuing Education announces Quickbooks, Level 2 and Wreathmaking Courses coming up in April and May. Sign up at www.lssc.edu/CE.
The College continues to review available information and recommendations from the CDC and state health officials. Our top priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of our community. Dr. Sidor and the College’s leadership team met today and has developed an action plan in response to the threat of the COVID-19 outbreak. Out of…
Just before 6:00 pm today, LSSC Campus Security was notified of a man in the Cooper Memorial Library exposing himself. The Campus Security officer attempted to remove the individual from the building; however, the man assaulted the officer and fled outside. Clermont Police responded, located, and arrested the individual, and the individual has been banned from…
Dear Lakehawk Community, With all the discussion surrounding the coronavirus and its associated disease COVID-19, you may have questions about how LSSC is responding to this situation. The College continues to monitor information from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) and state officials. I want you to know that the College’s top priority…
