Daytona Beach, FL - Classes at Daytona State College (DSC) are set to resume Thursday after recovery efforts following Hurricane Irma.
“Our thoughts and prayers go out to all our students and families as well as those throughout the state who continue to struggle with effects from the storm,” DSC President Dr. Tom LoBasso says.
Classes resume at the following campuses beginning
Thursday, September 14: Daytona Beach, Advanced Technology College, Deltona, Flagler/Palm Coast and New Smyrna Beach/Edgewater. Online classes remain closed Thursday as power continues to be restored. A decision on resuming online courses will be made
Thursday afternoon. The DeLand Campus and the News-Journal Center remain closed for
Thursday; update to come as power is restored.
“We fully understand that some students may be unable to return to classes due to the storm’s impact,” explains LoBasso. College instructors and staff will work with students impacted by the storm, with no penalties. All employees assigned to the open campuses should report as scheduled.
Any students or employees without power are welcome to use the college’s fitness center showers at the Daytona Beach Campus Lemerand Center.
The college is committed to assuring safety and looks forward to full power restoration on all campuses as soon as possible. To hear a recorded message regarding the college’s resumption of operations as determined, you can call (386) 506-4357, or review DSC’s facebook and website,
DaytonaState.edu.
