ONLINE CAMPUS SERVICES
LAVC is offering a menu of online/remote campus services as well as online academic support to you so you can stay on top of your educational goals.
From counseling and special programs to tutoring and library services, we’re here and ready to help you online:
Want to learn on how to use the different features on the LACCD SIS Portal? Visit our LACCD SIS Portal Student Help page.
CONTACT US
While remote/virtual services and instruction continues at LAVC, we encourage you to reach out to us for assistance.
One way to do that is to contact us directly via email, or contact departments through Cranium Cafe.
Here are the different ways in which you can reach us:
BASIC NEEDS RESOURCES
Updated 1/14/2021
In an effort to help connect our students who may be stuggling or facing difficulties, LAVC has complied a list of local basic need resources that are available.
Please select from the menu of links below to learn more:
FOOD RESOURCES
LA Food Bank Pantry Locator
To find a local food pantry in your area, visit the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank Pantry Locator webpage.
Local Food Pantry/Resources
(Updated 1/14/21)
The CalWORKs/LAVC Helping Hands Project has compiled a list of local food banks:
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SOVA Community Food and Resource Program
16439 Vanowen Street, Van Nuys CA, 91406
Hours: 10:00 AM-1:30 PM
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Church on the Way
14300 Sherman Way, Van Nuys, CA 91405
Hours: 9AM - 12PM
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SOVA Community Food and Resource Program
6605 Odessa Avenue, Van Nuys CA, 91406
Hours: 10:00 AM-1:30 PM
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Salvation Army San Fernando Valley Corps
14917 Victory Blvd.
Van Nuys CA, 91411
Hours: 9:00 AM- 12:00 PM
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Eliza Shanks Homes, Inc.
13055 Weidner Street, Pacoima CA, 91331
Hours: 9:00 AM- 6:00 PM
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Wild Horse Children’s Foundation
828 Harding Avenue, San Fernando CA, 91340
Hours: 8:00 AM-2:00 PM
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Redeemer Lutheran Outreach
20025 Chase Street, Winnetka CA, 91306
Hours: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Congregational Church of Chatsworth
20440 Lassen Street, Chatsworth CA, 91311
Hours: 3:00-5:00 PM
For additional resources, visit the LAVC Helping Hands Food Pantry webpage.
California Meals for Kids Mobile App
The CA Meals for Kids mobile application helps you find nearby California Afterschool and Summer Meal Programs Sites. For more information, visit the California Department of Education CA Meals for Kids Mobile Application webpage.
LAUSD Grab & Go Food Centers
(Updated 1/14/2021)
The Los Angeles Unified School District has Grab & Go Food Centers that are available to LAUSD students:
LOCAL DISTRICT CENTRAL
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Barack Obama Preparation Academy
1700 W. 46th St., Los Angeles 90062
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Berendo Middle School
1157 S. Berendo St., Los Angeles 90006
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Burbank Middle School
6460 N. Figueroa St., Los Angeles 90042
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Dr. Julian Nava Learning Academy
1420 E. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles 90011
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Eagle Rock High School
1750 Yosemite Drive, Los Angeles 90041
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Liechty Middle School
650 S. Union Ave., Los Angeles 90017
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Los Angeles Academy Middle School
644 56th St., Los Angeles, CA 90011
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Manual Arts High School
4131 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 90037
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RFK/UCLA Community School
700 S. Mariposa Ave., Los Angeles 90005
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Santee High School
1921 Maple Ave., Los Angeles 90011
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Sotomayor Arts/Sciences Magnet
2050 N. San Fernando Road, Los Angeles 90065
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Thomas Starr King Middle School
4201 Fountain Ave., Los Angeles 90029
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Virgil Middle School
152 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 90004
LOCAL DISTRICT EAST
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Bell Senior High School
4328 Bell Ave., Bell 90201
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Ellen Ochoa Learning Center
5027 Live Oak St., Cudahy 90201
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Gage Middle School
2880 E. Gage Ave., Huntington Park 90253
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Garfield Senior High School
5101 E. 6th St., Los Angeles 90022
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Hollenbeck Middle School
2510 E. 6th St., Los Angeles 90023
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Lincoln Senior High School
3501 N. Broadway, Los Angeles 90031
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Marquez Senior High School
6361 Cottage St., Huntington Park 90255
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Maywood Center for Enriched Studies (MaCES) Magnet
5800 King Ave., Maywood 90270
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South East Senior High School
2720 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate 90280
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South Gate Senior High School
3351 Firestone Blvd., South Gate 90080
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Torres High School
4211 Dozier St., Los Angeles 90063
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Wilson Senior High School
4500 Multnomah St., Los Angeles 90032
LOCAL DISTRICT NORTHEAST
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Byrd Middle School
8501 Arleta Ave., Sun Valley 91352
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East Valley Senior High School
5525 Vineland Ave., North Hollywood 91601
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Fulton College Preparatory School
7477 Kester Ave., Van Nuys 91405
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Maclay Middle School
12540 Pierce Ave., Pacoima 91331
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Mount Gleason Middle School
10965 Mount Gleason Ave., Sunland-Tujunga 91040
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Panorama Senior High School
8015 Van Nuys Blvd., Panorama City 91402
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Romer Middle School
6501 Laurel Canyon Blvd., North Hollywood 91606
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San Fernando Senior High School
11133 O’Melveny Ave., San Fernando 90140
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Sylmar Charter High School
13050 Borden Ave., Sylmar 91342
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Van Nuys Senior High School
6535 Cedric Ave., Van Nuys 91411
LOCAL DISTRICT NORTHWEST
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Chatsworth Charter High School
10027 Lurline Ave., Chatsworth 91311
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Columbus Middle School
22250 Elkwood St., Canoga Park 91304
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Kennedy High School
11254 Gothic Ave., Granada Hills 91344
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Mulholland Middle School
17120 Vanowen Ave., Lake Balboa 91406
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Porter Middle School
15960 Kingsbury St., Granada Hills 91344
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Sepulveda Middle School
15330 Plummer St., North Hills 91343
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Sutter Middle School
7330 Winnetka Ave., Winnetka 91306
LOCAL DISTRICT SOUTH
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Banning Senior High School
1527 Lakme Ave., Wilmington 90744
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Curtiss Middle School
1254 E. Helmick St., Carson 90746
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Dana Middle School
1501 S. Cabrillo Ave., San Pedro 90731
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Dymally High School
8800 San Pedro St., Los Angeles 90003
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Edison Middle School
6500 Hooper Ave. Los Angeles 90001
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Fremont Senior High School
7676 S. San Pedro St., Los Angeles 90003
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Gompers Middle School
234 E. 112th St., Los Angeles 90061
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Markham Middle School
1650 E. 104th St., Los Angeles 90002
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Narbonne Senior High School
24300 Western Ave., Harbor City 90710
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Peary Middle School
1415 W. Gardena Blvd., Gardena 90247
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Rancho Dominguez Preparatory School
4110 Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles 80910
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White Middle School
22102 S. Figueroa St., Carson 90745
LOCAL DISTRICT WEST
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Audubon Middle School
4120 11th Ave., Los Angeles 90008
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Bernstein Senior High School
1309 N. Wilton Place, Hollywood 90028
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Cochran Middle School
4066 W. Johnnie Cochran Vista, Los Angeles 90019
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Daniel Webster Middle School
11330 Graham Place, Los Angeles 90064
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Dorsey Senior High School
3537 Farmdale Ave, Los Angeles 90016
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Harte Preparatory Middle School
9301 S. Hoover St., Los Angeles 90044
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Marina Del Rey Middle School
12500 Braddock Drive, Los Angeles 90066
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Muir Middle School
5929 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 90044
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Washington Preparatory Senior High School
10860 S. Denker Ave., Los Angeles 90047
FOOD INSECURITY SCHOLARSHIP
LACCD Foundation Food Insecurity Scholarship -
Kroger/Ralph’s/Food for Less Gift Cards for LACCD Students
If you are experiencing food insecurities that compromise your ability to continue your studies or successfully engage in classes, you can apply for a "Food Insecurities Scholarship" to receive a $50 Kroger/Ralphs/Food for Less gift card.
- To apply, go to the Food Insecurites Scholarship link.
- Complete the online Food Insecurities Application and submit.
- If selected, you will be notified by a scholarship administrator.
- Scholarship recipients will need to accept/decline the award online, and complete a thank you letter to the donor.
HOUSING / SHELTER RESOURCES
COVID-19 Renter Protections Information
Information on COVID-19 Renter Protections from evictions and rent increases is available at the Los Angeles Housing & Community Investment Department Covid-19 Renter Protections webpage.
Homeless Services
- LA Family Housing
7843 Lankershim Blvd
North Hollywood, CA 91605
(818) 982-4091
Hours: 8am-5pm
- Burbank Temporary Aid Center
1304 W Burbank Blvd
Burbank, CA 91506
(818) 848-2822
Hours: 9am-12noon,1:30-5pm
Campus Peer Navigator Program
Community college students (ages 18-25) experiencing homelessness or at-risk of homelessness can contact the Campus Peer Navigator Program for resources. Download the Campus Peer Navigator Program Flyer [PDF]
Referral services are also available for students 25 years and older.
Contact:
Brigette Zarazua Quintero, Campus Peer Navigator
The Village Family Services
818.755.8786
Email Brigette Zarazua
Continuum of Care / Point of Contact for Unhoused Individuals
Individuals experiencing homelessness can find the point of contact for unhoused individuals by viewing the State of California Continuum of Care List [PDF].
Contacts:
Elsa Fraire Contreras, 213-233-4761, efcontreras@lahsa.org
Peter Lynn, 213-683-3333, plynn@lahsa.org
Los Angeles Room & Board Pilot Program
Current low-income LACCD students who are experiencing homelessness can apply for the Los Angeles Room & Board (LARNB) Pilot Program, which will provide with transitional housing, meals and other student support services in a large, single dwelling building in Westwood, near UCLA. Due to COVID-19, the program will start now with only about 35 students.
Students interested in the program are encouraged to fill out the LARNB Opportunity House application.
SHOWERS & HYGIENE SERVICES
Expanded Hygiene Services for People Experiencing Homelessness in Los Angeles
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City and County of Los Angeles have deployed expanded hygiene services to better support our unsheltered neighbors.
For a link of these services and a guide to proper handwashing written by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, download the Expanded Hygiene Services for People Experiencing Homelessness in Los Angeles Guide [PDF].
MEDICAL/HEALTH & TESTING RESOURCES
LAVC Student Health Center & Psychological Services
The LA Valley College Student Health Center is available to help you with medical services via telephone at (818) 763-8836, press option #4, or visit the Valley Community Healthcare's Patient Services webpage.
COVID-19 Medi-Nurse Line
California has launched an advice line that can connect you with a nurse (24 hours a day, 7 days a week) to talk about COVID-19 symptoms and help connect you with local resources in your area. Call the COVID-19 Medi-Nurse Line at 1-877-409-9052.
Free COVID-19 Testing for LA County Residents
Los Angeles County and the City of Los Angeles offers COVID-19 testing all Los Angeles County residents. For COVID-19 testing information, go to coronavirus.lacity.org/Testing.
Substance Abuse Helpline
People struggling with substance abuse can reach out to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA’s) Disaster Distress Helpline:
SAMHSA Distress Helpline
Hotline: 1-800-985-5990
Text: TalkWithUs to 66746
TTY: 1-800-846-8517
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
LA County Mental Health Access Line
If you are feeling stressed, dexpressed, or anxious and need to talk with someone contact @lacdmh
LA County Dept. of Mental Health 24/7
Access Line: 1-800-854-7771
Text: "LA" to 741741
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources. Call 800-273-8255 or text “Hope” to 916-668-ICAN).
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Hotline (4/9/2020): Access 24/7 video relay service by dialing 1-800-273-8255 (TTY 1-800-799-4889).
Emotional & Community Support Resources
LAVC Student Health Center's Psychological Services
The LA Valley College Student Health Center is available to you 5 days a week via telephone to handle all of your mental health needs. Therapists are available for phone sessions if you are finding yourself upset, depressed, worried, scared, or anxious about the current pandemic, or any other stress in your life.
Call Valley Community Healthcare at (818) 763-8836, press option #4, to speak with a case manager dial extension 1455, or visit the Valley Community Healthcare's Patient Services webpage.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RESOURCES
LAVC Domestic Violence Resource
LAVC has certified staff who are available to talk with students who are experiencing domestic violence to provide resources and support.
Contact:
Ellie Rabani
email Ellie Rabani
National Domestic Violence Hotline
If you or a loved one are in need of support, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or text LOVEIS to 22522 anytime, 24/7, for free and confidential support. You are not alone.
LA City Text - 911
Mobile users in LA now have the ability to send text messages to 911, giving hearing and speech impaired residents, or those in situations where it is too dangerous to dial 911, a potentially life-saving option.
Domestic Violence Shelter
If you need to locate a Domestic Violence Shelter, please call the DV Hotline at (800) 978-3600 or through 2-1-1.
IMMIGRATION RESOURCES
CHIRLA is offering one-on-one appointments every other Friday through a virtual platform for our students, faculty and staff who need legal immigration services. For more information, visit the LAVC Dream Resource Center webpage.
UNEMPLOYMENT RESOURCES
Unemployment Insurance Benefits for Angelenos
If you were laid off, furloughed or had your hours reduced, you may be eligible to receive Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits from the State of California’s Employment Development Department (EDD). These benefits are available for all CA residents who have authorization to work in the U.S. and meet other eligibility requirements. Other unemployment benefits are available for self-employed and "gig" workers. Download the Unemployment Insurance Benefits for Angelenos Guide [PDF]
Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Program
If you are out of work or had your hours reduced because of the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be eligible to receive unemployment benefits from the new federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program. This benefit is for gig workers, freelancers, the self-employed, business owners, individuals with limited work history and others not usually eligible for regular Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits. The assistance is distributed by California’s Employment Development Department (EDD) and is available to all eligible CA residents who have authorization to work in the U.S. Download the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Guide [PDF].
OTHER SERVICES & RESOURCES
Resources for LAVC Student
The Family Resource Center has complied an online Google Folder with numerous resources for students.
Income Benefits for College Students
The LAVC CalWORKs Office has posted a Student Income Resources for College students [PDF].
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS RESOURCES
LAVC is committed to supporting student success while on-campus instruction and services remain online, including online/remote support services as well as laptop and technology grants for students in need.
Please select from the menu of links below to learn more:
ONLINE ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES
LAVC Library
The LAVC Library is offering students online access to research materials including ebooks, articles, movies, tutorials, and more. In addition, librarians are available via email Monday–Friday (during operating hours) and 24/7 via real-time chat to help you find what they need. For the latest information on Library services and hours, visit the Library’s COVID-19 webpage.
LAVC Academic Resource Center's Online Tutoring
The LAVC Academic Resource Center is offering free online tutoring through NetTutor on Canvas or the SIS portal. It is also offering remote academic support tutoring services are available by the Academic Resource Center (ARC) through Canvas and Zoom. For self-instructional resources and updates, visit the LAVC Academic Resource Center webpage.
STUDENT SUPPORT PROGRAMS
CalWORKs (California Work Opportunities & Responsibilities for Kids)
The CalWORKs Program is an education and training program established for students who are receiving Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) benefits.
Dream Resource Center (DRC)
The Dream Resource Center supports undocumented students throughout their educational journey and provide accurate information about how to access and experience higher education.
CARE (Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education)
The CARE Program supports the unique needs of EOPS students who are single parents by promoting self-sufficiency and academic success through tailored workshops, additional counseling, educational materials and financial assistance for child care related expenses.
EOPS (Extended Opportunities Programs & Services)
The EOPS Office assists eligible students who have historically experienced economic and educational challenges. It provides the following "over and above" services: counseling, tutoring, textbook service, workshops, priority registration, progress monitoring, and other helpful services.
Family Resource Center (FRC)
The Family Resource Center provides supportive services to LAVC students who are parents. It offers a Student Parent Program, parenting workshop, infant and toddler playgroups, internships, children clothing exchange, diapers, wipes and formula, and fun family events.
Guardian Scholars / NextUp
The Guardians Scholars NextUp/CAFYES is designed to provide support for current and former foster youth attending Valley College.
PASO STEM (Promoting Awareness of STEM Opportunities - Science Technology, Engineering, Math)
The PASO STEM Office promotes STEM awareness and encourages completion of STEM certificates and degrees to help produce more community college STEM transfers to four-year institutions.
Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD)
The SSD Program provides support services, specialized instruction, and educational accommodations to students with disabilities so that they can participate as fully and benefit as equitably from the college experience as their non-disabled peers.
TRiO Upward Bound / Math Science
The TRiO Program is a support system designed for first generation, low income and/or disabled students. It offers individual counseling, individual tutoring, academic workshops, cultural activities, transfer information, computer labs, and complimentary school supplies.
Umoja / Black Scholars
The Umoja/Black Scholars Program is a mentorship-based learning community created to foster greater culturally relevant engagement, sense of belonging, and academic success for LAVC students of color.
Veterans Services
The Veterans Services Office assists students who served in the U.S. Armed Forces to initiate their educational benefits. It offers tutoring, mentor program, psychological counseling, and access to support services on and off campus.
LOW-COST INTERNET OPTIONS
As the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) LACCD continues to offer the majority of courses remotely in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, Internet access will be required for participation in many class activities. Several organizations provide low-cost Internet access to students. As a courtesy, contact information for several providers is provided below for your consideration.
Download the Low-cost Internet Options for Students Guide [PDF].
LAPTOP/TABLET, TECHNOLOGY & BASIC NEEDS GRANTS
LA Valley College will provide grants to students with identified financial needs that compromise their ability to continue their studies or successfully engage in their classes.
Grant awards (up to $500) are one-time only and will be determined on a need basis. Eligibility will be determined using the following criteria:
- LAVC is your home campus,
- Be enrolled in six units or more, and
- Demonstrate financial need.
Student can apply for both of the awards noted below. A panel will review your application and will determine eligibility. You will be notified of your award via email.
The following are the two award application process:
Laptop/Tablet Award
To apply:
- Go to the SIS Student Portal (mycollege.laccd.edu),
- Navigate to Key Links & Help Tile,
- Proceed to the Scholarship link to the Student Login button.
Technology Grant Award (Hot Spot or Internet Service) or Emergency Basic Needs Grant Award
To apply:
- Complete the Emergency Funds Application Form.
Download the Emergency Student Aid Application Steps Flyer [PDF] / Download the Emergency Student Aid Application Steps Flyer - Accessible [Word]
BOOK LOANS
LAVC Monarch College Store Financial Aid Book Loan Program
A financial aid book loan has been established in the College Monarch Store to allow qualified financial aid students to purchase the required instructional materials at the store.
The loan amount due will be automatically deducted from the student's grant refund. Should the student become ineligible for their grant, the loan is owed immediately and is a responsibility of the student. A hold will be placed on your record if funds are not collected.
These funds are limited. The Fall 2020 deadline was Tuesday, September 1, 2020.
All students who qualified for the Book Loan received an email from Los Angeles Valley College with details on how to place their order.
FREE GROUND SHIPPING ON TEXTBOOK ORDERS
Free Ground Shipping at the LAVC Monarch College Store on Student Textbook Orders
For a limited time, LAVC students can receive free ground shipping on their Fall 2020 textbooks from the LAVC Monarch Campus Store (Bookstore).
The LAVC Monarch Store is currently closed to in-person service, but you can still get your textbooks, LAVC gear and supplies using our convenient online website. Simply select your items on the LAVC Monarch Campus Store website, and we will provide free ground shipping.
Download the LAVC Monarch Campus Store Textbook Order Guide [PDF].
OTHER EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
LA County Library Access from Home
The LA County Library Access from Home program has many digital resources you can access 24/7, no matter where you are. All you need is your library card number and PIN.
PRESIDENT'S VIRTUAL TOWN HALLS FOR STUDENTS
LAVC President Gribbons is holding regular student town halls on YouTube to share the latest Valley College updates and answer student questions.
LAVC VIRTUAL TOWN HALL FOR STUDENTS - JANUARY 11, 2021
PREVIOUS STUDENT TOWN HALL RECORDINGS
To view the recording of past Student Town Halls, visit the LAVC President's Student Town Hall webpage. You can also find a complete list of LAVC videos on the Los Angeles Valley College YouTube channel.
STUDENT QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FROM PAST TOWN HALLS
Looking for an answer to your question? Please check our compiled list of the student questions and answers [PDF] from our past Student Town Halls with President Gribbons.
UPDATES FOR STUDENTS
The following are the latest updates for students from Los Angeles Valley College:
Posted: 1/11/2021
Student e-newsletter with upcoming LA Valley College news and events. Features information on free Wi-Fi access in Lot F.
Posted: 1/8/2021
JOIN PRESIDENT GRIBBONS AT THE LAVC STUDENT TOWN HALL ON JANUARY 11
Dear Student,
President Gribbons invites you to join him for the virtual LAVC Student Town Hall on Monday, January 11 at 1 pm on You Tube. He will be discussing wifi access in Parking Lot F, free Chromebooks, and online tutoring.
You will also be able to ask him questions on the live chat. Go to: https://youtu.be/aU0AnjqNmPo
Sincerely,
Los Angeles Valley College
Posted: 1/4/2021
Student e-newsletter with upcoming LA Valley College news and events.
Posted: 1/4/2021
WELCOME TO WINTER SESSION 2021 AT LA VALLEY COLLEGE
Welcome to Winter 2021 at Los Angeles Valley College. We are so excited to have you join us this year, and reach your educational goals.
Here is some helpful information to get you started on your first day of class:
Questions about your class?
Please contact the instructor if you have class questions or to request a permission number. Learn how to email instructors through the LACCD SIS Class Search.
How to Access Your Online Class
To log into your online class through the SIS/Canvas:
How to Access Help with Canvas
If you need help with Canvas, click the "Help" (question mark icon towards the bottom in the left hand global links) and select your main college campus. Select the "Canvas Support" link, which will take you to a page that will allow you to:
- Search in the Canvas area for questions related to using Canvas (ex: how to submit an assignment?)
- Search your college area for other questions (ex. How do I add myself to a waitlist for a class?)
- If you still can't find the answers you need, there will also be a linlk to start an online chat with Canvas Support.
Adding a Class & Permission Numbers
You can still try to add a class on the first day of the class by contacting the instructor and requesting an permission number. If you receive a permission number, please use the SIS Student Portal to enter that number to officially add you to the class.
Distance Learning Resources
Get tips on how to use Canvas and Zoom, Internet/WiFi options, and answers to your most frequently asked questions at the LACCD Student Distance Learning Resources webpage.
Academic Support & Library Resources
The LAVC Academic Resource Center has free online tutoring available. The LAVC Library gives you access to our e-books catalog and online databases, and you can get 24/7 assistance from a reference librarian.
Got Other Questions or Need Assistance? Contact the Welcome Center
The LAVC Welcome Center is here to help you. Please email, call or chat live with Welcome Center staff in our Student Support Help Desk.
Sincerely,
Los Angeles Valley College
Posted: 12/15/2020
WELCOME TO LAVC. NEED A LAPTOP FOR SCHOOL?
Dear New Student:
Welcome to Los Angeles Valley College!
We understand the many challenges that students face during this pandemic. The campus has a limited supply of computer devices that we can award to new students that do not have one. We encourage you to apply.
To apply:
- Go to the SIS Student Portal (mycollege.laccd.edu),
- Navigate to Key Links & Help Tile,
- Proceed to the Scholarship link to the Student Login button.
The award requirements include:
- Los Angeles Valley College is your home campus.
- You are enrolled in at least 6 (six) units for Winter 2021 or Spring 2021.
- Your application explains a demonstrated need and verification of such need.
Devices will be mailed to you. It is important that you provide us with a secure and verifiable mailing address.
If you have any questions or need clarification, please contact the Office of Student Services at HURWITFA@LAVC.EDU. In your email, please include your student name, ID number, and student email address.
Wishing you a successful semester,
Florentino Manzano, Vice President
Student Services
Posted: 12/14/2020
Student e-newsletter with upcoming LA Valley College news and events.
Posted: 12/04/2020
LAVC SAFE APP NOW AVAILABLE FOR CAMPUS CHECK IN
Dear Student,
LA Valley College now has a convenient mobile LAVC SAFE App that allows you to take the Covid-19 Self Assessment Form the next time you come to campus.
Prior to coming for your in-person class, just complete the online Covid-19 Assessment Form on the app. You'll get an electronic badge that you can show at the security checkpoint.
Download the LAVC SAFE App today! For more information, please read the LAVC SAFE App flyer [PDF].
Sincerely,
Los Angeles Valley College