When you evaluate the cost and benefit of a community resource, it’s essential to ask for public input. That’s why Seward County Community College will host Town Hall meetings Feb. 26 and 29, to discuss the future of the college swimming pool, says College president Brad Bennett.
“The pool is a great benefit to our community, but I think it’s time for us to evaluate whether it’s a good use of our funds,” said Bennett. “If that is something we want to examine, we need to gather input from the community.”
The college’s zero-tolerance policy has not changed, but its response plan for students has been improved.
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College will open its spring semester enrollment Nov. 1, allowing full capacity in classrooms. “We are committed to student success,” said SCCC Vice President of Academic Affairs Luke Dowell. “For many of our students,… Read More ›
Instructors can still require classroom use October 1, 2021 : COVID-19 response LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College will be lifting its mask mandate on campus as of Saturday, October 2. However, faculty and staff may still require that… Read More ›
College adjusts reopening efforts to emphasize ‘Responsibility & Respect’ LIBERAL — Seward County Community College has adjusted its reopening mode to require masks be worn on campus. The executive team decision comes in response to the increase of COVID-19 cases inSeward… Read More ›
Maria Sandoval is used to cooking for a crowd. On the average day as Director of Great Western Dining’s cafeteria at Seward County Community College, the trained chef prepares to feed more than 200 people. These days, the number is… Read More ›
SCCC complies with Gov. Kelly’s executive order LIBERAL, Kan. — Following Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s executive “Stay at Home” order, Seward County Community College announces the following steps to comply with the statewide response to the COVID-19 pandemic. As of Monday,… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. (March 27, 2020) — The Stevens County Health Department has reported case of coronavirus disease (COVID 19). The case is the first to be reported for a resident in the service area for Seward County Community College, and… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. (March 24, 2020) — Seward County Community College remains open for education and business. It’s just a matter of finding the right entry point. SCCC Vice President of Finance and Operations Dennis Sander announced the establishment of designated door… Read More ›