Los Angeles Community College District COVID-19 Emergency Response - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Los Angeles Community College District COVID-19 Emergency Response & Recovery Update

Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D.

June 3, 2020

• LACCD operations are consistent with State & County orders,

and District Recovery Plans are underway

• LACCD Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and Colleges’

Incident Command Centers (ICCs) active since March 19

• Spring Semester Finals now, Summer Session starts remotely
• n June 18
• Fall Semester 2020 begins August 31, possibility of limited on-

campus activities depending on L.A. Public Health guidance

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SNAPSHOT

LACCD COVID-19 Tracking Reports

As of June 2, 2020

73 positive cases 38 exposures 26 suspected 1 death

COVID-19 UPDATES

California & Los Angeles County

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• California is in Stage 2 for recovery/reopening and the

status of individual counties changes daily

• Lassen County was first to “Open” — Now First to “Re-Close”

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https://covid19.ca.gov/roadmap/

CALIFORNIA RESILENCE ROADMAP

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*L.A. is epicenter of COVID-19 for California, about half of all cases and deaths

• L.A. County is in transition from Stage Two to Stage Three
• The County has a Five Stage Roadmap for Recovery
• The situation remains fluid, and LACCD staff are monitoring

closely to ensure the District is aligned with current orders

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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES

Stage Three requires colleges to implement social distancing protocols and the use of PPE per Public Health, including:

• Face coverings
• Maintaining six feet of

distance

• Testing and contact tracing
• Quarantine and isolation

for exposed individuals

• Class size of 30 students
• r less

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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES

LACCD RECOVERY PLAN

Updates as of June 3, 2020

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• Led by Chancellor & Organized by LACCD Emergency

Operations Center (EOC) and Incident Command Centers (ICCs) at Colleges

• Pandemic Response Plan Updated
• DRAFT Recovery Plan & Matrices Completed
• DRAFT Policy Statements completed this week by EOC

Policy Team:

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OVERVIEW

• Athletics
• Community Services
• High School/Dual Enrollment
• Equipment for Home Use
• Child Development Centers
• Hard-to-Convert Classes

• Recovery Plans Being Structured

within FEMA ICS Framework

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Policy Group/Chancellor EOC Director

(Incident Commander)

Public Information Officer

Safety Officer

Legal

• Govt. Liaison

Officer

Planning Section Logistics Section Finance/Admin. Section College Incident Command Center Liaisons Operations Section

LACCD Emergency Operations Center

CURRENT OPERATIONS

LACCD remains in Stage 1, as of June 3, 2020

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Stage One Stage Two Stage Three Stage Four Stage Five

Safer-at-Home Order, with 90% of all operations being performed remotely. Very limited in- person instruction for hard to convert courses; first priority are courses that did not convert to remote delivery in Spring 2020; second priority are hard to convert priority courses for Fall 2020. Some level of in- person but not completely restored. Restored with higher risk activities allowed. Fully normal

• perations after

completing all prior stages by meeting preestablished deadlines. Now TBD TBD TBD TBD

LACCD REOPENING PLANS

Chancellor participation in Outside Recovery Groups and Task Forces Helping to Guide L.A. County & LACCD includes:

• Los Angeles County Department of Public Health
• Los Angeles County
• City of Los Angeles
• The California Community Colleges

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GOVERNMENT PARTNERS

Outside factors that LACCD anticipates will impact the District’s recovery process & timeline

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National Economy Federal Funding State Economy Budget Cuts and Funding New COVID-19 Outbreaks Social Unrest

ADDITIONAL FACTORS

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Los Angeles Valley College

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Los Angeles Southwest College

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Los Angeles City College

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Los Angeles Harbor College

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West Los Angeles College

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East Los Angeles College

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Los Angeles Trade-Technical College

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Los Angeles Mission College

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Los Angeles Pierce College

VIRTUAL RECOGNITION CEREMONY TIMES—ON COLLEGES’ FACEBOOK AND YOUTUBE PLATFORMS