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Blue Devil Comeback Plan

Note: The new COVID-19 Guidelines have replaced the current Blue Devil Comeback Plan. 

KCKCC’s Blue Devils Comeback Plan is guided by information collected from several organizations with expertise in the field of disease control and public health preparedness. 

The ensuing comprehensive plan is provided as a guide of best practices and contains requirements KCKCC is implementing to help ensure the health and well-being of our entire college community. The plan will be amended as needed as new information becomes available. 

Read the KCKCC Blue Devil Comeback Plan Updated 4/15

Read the Blue Devil Comeback Plan Info for Students 

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Summer 2020

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, KCKCC is changing the course delivery mode and schedule for many of our summer classes. Our foremost goal is to keep our students and employees safe while providing the best educational opportunities possible during this time. For Summer 2020, classes that were originally offered in a face-to-face format will now be offered in one of the following three formats: 

  1. If the class is a lecture class with NO laboratory component, it will be offered 100% online. All currently scheduled ground classes, that do not have a lab, will be changed to an online delivery.
  2. For most classes that DO have a laboratory component, such as Biology 121 or most Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses offered at the Technical Education Center (TEC), the lecture portion of the class will be offered online. Beginning June 29, the lab portion of the class will be offered in a face-to-face format on campus. During this face-to-face component, social distancing and other mitigation efforts will be required.
  3. If you are enrolled in CHEM 0112 (College Chemistry II + Lab), CHEM 0213 (Organic Chemistry I Lab), or PMED 0260 (Paramedic Concepts), the lecture portion of the class will be offered online, and the lab portion will be offered in a face-to-face format on campus beginning June 8. During this face-to-face component, social distancing and other mitigation efforts will be required.

View what courses are impacted.

Dual Credit Courses

Dual Enrollment Classes taught by KCKCC instructors at area high schools will be offered in an on-line format for the remainder of the semester.  Instructors will communicate with students regarding expectations for completing course materials.  Please contact me with information about when your high school will resume classes.

Concurrent Credit Courses

The format of these courses will be based on the format of the individual high school.  If the high school is open, the faculty will teach the course face-to-face. Should the high school move to a virtual platform, then the concurrent course will move to a virtual platform. Please contact me with information about when your high school will resume classes.

Evening Courses taught at Basehor-Linwood and Tonganoxie High Schools

(HUDV 0263-40, HUDV 0264-40 & SPCH 0151-27)

Students will observe extended Spring Break with classes resuming the week of March 30 face-to-face, unless there is a change of instructional format at the high school.  Again, please make me aware of planning at BLHS and Tonganoxie so that KCKCC can clarify plans to instructors as soon as possible.

Pioneer Career Center Non-TEC Courses

Students will observe an extended Spring Break and resume class March 30.  Courses will migrate to a fully virtual (100% online).  Instructors will communicate with students regarding expectations for completing course material.

Pioneer Career Center TEC Courses:  Students will observe an extended Spring Break and resume class March 30.  Courses will migrate to a fully virtual (100% online) format.  Instructors will communicate with students regarding expectations.

Technical Education Center

Students will observe an extended Spring Break and resume class March 30th.  Courses at the TEC will migrate to a fully virtual (100% online) format.  Instructors will communicate with students regarding expectations.

Full Semester Online Courses already in progress

Student will observe an extended Spring Break and the online course will resume March 30.

High School students currently participating in face-to-face courses at Main Campus

Students will observe an extended Spring Break and resume class March 30 in a fully virtual (100% online) format.  Instructors will communicate with students regarding expectations for completing course material.

*High School students should not be released to travel to TEC, PCC or Main campus for classes

*Please note:  Any high school students scheduled to participate in a midterm (2nd 8 week), online courses will be able to view their course in Blackboard.

Withdrawing From Class

In an effort to provide students with greater flexibility as KCKCC adjusts to remote instruction and students deal with the potential impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are extending the last day to withdraw from classes (without a refund) to May 11, 2020. Withdrawals will not be allowed after this date.

Before you make the decision to withdraw from a course please consider the following:

  • Discuss the situation with your instructor.
  • If you are receiving financial aid, and you are considering withdrawing from a class or withdrawing altogether for the remainder of the semester, please keep in mind that this decision could impact future financial-aid eligibility. If you have questions about your financial aid, or about the impact dropping courses or withdrawing completely may have on your aid, please email finaid@kckcc.edu.
  • Reach out to your Student Success Advisor and/or Program Coordinator.
  • High School students should contact their High School Counselor to withdraw.
  • International students should visit with the International Student Services Coordinator.
  • Students with military benefits should contact the Military Veteran Center

Should you decide a withdraw is necessary, you must complete the Student Withdrawal Form found on WebAdvisor.

We know this semester has been challenging, and we want you to know that we are here for you.