Joseph Caviston, Author at Central Penn College

All Pennsylvania K-12 schools will be closed from March 16-30, 2020

All Pennsylvania K-12 schools will be closed from March 16-30, 2020 Good Afternoon, The Governor just announced that all Pennsylvania K-12 schools will be closed from March 16-30, 2020. https://www.mcall.com/coronavirus/mc-nws-pa-schools-closed-20200313-ul7f23rzybes3oxe37lttpqvya-story.html We understand the challenges this may pose to those of you with small children. Please work directly with your immediate supervisor to discuss your work …

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Coronavirus Update – Preparing to work from Home

I wanted to share some information about technology and preparing to work from home should the need arise during this outbreak of COVID-19.

Change in Status: Central Penn College has moved to Tier 2 Status

Change in Status: THE COLLEGE HAS NOW MOVED TO TIER 2 STATUS. The PADOH has announced 3 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Cumberland County, PA

Currently, Central Penn College remains at TIER1 Status

All large groups and external events canceled at Central Penn College: 3/20-4/5

In an effort to mitigate the risk of exposure to COVID-19, ALL large group and external meetings, events, conferences, presentations, etc. scheduled to be held in campus buildings during the term break are cancelled.

Residential Housing Unit Closure

We would like to provide an update as a follow up to President Fedrizzi-Williams message earlier today regarding housing information and instructions for residential students who live in Central Penn College suites and apartments. As stated in Dr. Fedrizzi-Williams communication all residential students must be off campus by Friday, March 20, 2020 @ 6:00 p.m. and remain …

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Coronavirus (COVID–19) information for Central Penn College Students

Central Penn College has no confirmed cases of COVID–19 as of this writing. The college will continue to take every precaution to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty, staff and visitors.

Coronavirus (COVID–19) information for Central Penn College Faculty and Staff

Residential housing units will undergo a disinfecting process of surface areas and bathrooms. To ensure that common areas in every unit are thoroughly disinfected, we will be closing all residential housing from Friday, March 20, 6 p.m., to Sunday, April 5, noon.

Coronavirus-related Absences

It is inevitable that some employees may have to self-quarantine for a period of time. This waiting period will be specific to each individual and determined on a case by case basis. Most of our staff and faculty have the capability to work from home.

Best way to prevent coronavirus is handwashing

Best way to prevent coronavirus is handwashing By Anne Bizup, Allied Health Program Chair The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that good personal hygiene is key to preventing the spread of COVID-19. And handwashing is the best weapon against novel coronavirus. Handwashing 101: In consideration of concerns about the spread of the Coronavirus …

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