COVID-19
Sports Policies and Procedures
Here is the link to the COVID Policy and Guidelines for the Campus Sport Programs:
Sports COVID procedures (Community Christian College Athletic Training Guidelines and Protocol for COVID-19)
UPDATES
As of January 22, 2021, Community Christian College has no reported active cases of COVID. All sport-team members are following the NJCAA protocols.
As of May 22, 2021, Community Christian College has no reported active cases of COVID. All sport-team members are following the NJCAA protocols.
As of November 10, 2020, Community Christian College had one (1) staff member and Six (6) students that have been reported positive and were isolated for 14 days. No symptoms have developed among five (5) individuals while two (2) have reported mild symptoms for three days.
Staff Update: As of December 16, 2020, two (2) members have tested positive, and four (4) campus employee have reported symptoms and the other two are waiting for results to their tests. The offices are closed for 10 days. Staff are working from home and are available online and by phone.
Faculty Update: As of December 16, 2020, a campus professor (1) tested positive and had symptoms. He was isolated for 10 days. All classrooms are closed until Jan 2, 2021. Tutoring sessions are offered online only.
Student Update: As of December 16, 2020, students are not meeting in groups or for tutoring. No more cases have been reported from students.
Faculty and Staff Update: As of Jan 21, 2021, all staff members are reporting in as healthy. President tested positive over the Christmas Holiday, but is healthy and back at work now.
Student Update: As of Jan 21, 2021, Two (2) more students have reported having COVID. Currently, no one is reporting any symptoms.
Support
If you just need someone to talk to or if you need serious help with coping, please reach out to our Chaplain, Dr. Ron Williams, at rwilliams@cccollege.edu or call (909) 253-7707.
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Message from the President
Community Christian College has faced many amazingly complicated challenges over the past three years but somehow we have managed to weather the "virus" storm rather well. We are a feeder college for young intercity youth to build their academic credentials to transfer to the four-year college. So far, none of our students and staff have reported being ill. (God is good all the time!)
However, we are all social beings. The lack of contact for our students with tutors, coaches, and team members, has caused the overall grades to slip during the spring 2020 semester.
We need to get the students back on the fields to be with tutors, coaches, and teammates right away. We are praying for the ability to gather in small groups to hold summer camps in July and August. One of many prayers going out I am sure.
Matthew 24:6 . . . And you will hear of wars and rumors of wars. See that you are not alarmed, for this must take place, but the end is not yet.
Blessings and prayers to you all!
Brian J. Carroll, President